Balance for Women Physicians is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of women physicians.

The Women Marines Association is the only veterans association for and about women Marines. WMA CO-1 is a non-profit 501(c)(3) veteran organization The CO Columbine-WM History Chapter (WMA CO-10 is part of the National Women Marines Association. They are the only veterans association for and about women Marines. They are each standalone non-profit 501(c)(3) veteran organizations. The Women Marines Association was established in Denver, CO, in 1960 & the CO Chapter in 1974 to ensure that our history as women Marines would continue to be told and passed on to a new generation of Marines. Aside from our charitable & educational activities, our members enjoy renewing old friendships and creating new ones through the mails and in attending our biennial convention. Chapters and members across the nation work on preserving our history, community programs and supporting our military personnel. WMA is a member of the Navy-Marine Corps Council and the National Marine Corps Council. We also maintain a liaison with Headquarters, Marine Corps. Our National Historian works closely with the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation and the Marine Corps Association to coordinate an award for the preservation of our history and an essay contest. WMA National Convention and Professional Development Conference is held Every two years, WMA holds a national convention and professional development conference where members gather for a week of educational seminars, visiting with old friends, making new friends, attending banquets and business meetings and partaking in what the locale has to offer. Active duty Marines attend via TAD orders for seminars related to their Marine Corps career.

The Association of periOperative Registered Nurses is the national association committed to improving patient safety in the surgical setting. Operating room nurses work “behind closed doors” and we’re often not given the true recognition we deserve. Few careers can match the social importance and personal regards offered by nursing. Take off your mask and reveal what perioperative nursing is all about. The Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN) is the national association committed to improving patient safety in the surgical setting. AORN is the premier resource for operating room nurses, advancing the profession and the professional with valuable guidance as well as networking and resource-sharing opportunities. AORN promotes safe patient care and is recognized as an authority for safe operating room practices and a definitive source for information and guiding principles that support day-to-day perioperative nursing practice.