GNA Peer Assistance Program

About GNA-PAP

Established in 1981, the program is staffed with volunteer nurses who are committed to supporting other nurses living with the disease of substance use disorder. Georgia was the first state in the nation to acknowledge the need to treat, support, and to retain nurses with substance abuse disorders as members of the nursing profession.

Recent News & Announcements

Call for Poster Proposals for Presentation at the 2023 GNA Conference & Membership Assembly

July 19, 2023- The Georgia Nurses Association invites all members and non-members to submit proposals of poster presentations for display at the...

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"We are all nurses, helping other nurses."

For assistance through the GNA Peer Assistance Program, please call:
800-462-9627 or 404-325-8807

If you need to contact us urgently, please contact
GNA-PAP Executive Director Richard Lamphier at 678-613-1099

GA Board of Nursing

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