FEN Membership. 

To be a FEN member, one must be a registered nurse working in an emergency care setting. In the future, we may be in a position to consider membership for other members of the nursing workforce. 

The Benefits of Membership:

• Access to education sessions and webinars:
  • Two year online AFEN taught programme – consisting of two hour weekly webinars (requires 2 years initial membership)
  • Two years online MFEN taught programme – consists of four to six hours per month of webinars (requires 2 years initial membership)
  • Monthly webinars for assessors in clinical practice
  • Monthly webinars for all members.
• An ePortfolio account with CPDme, where you can build and store CPD evidence for NMC revalidation or upload our FEN competency documents.
• Guidance on how to develop your professional portfolio using the FEN core and specific competencies.
• Submit your clinical portfolio for a qualification with credits from an awarding body which is mapped against the European Qualifications Framework (EQF) [AFEN level currently available, MFEN and FFEN in development]. So you will gain credits for your knowledge and practice (Extra cost).
• Collaborate with peers and network with emergency nurses all over.