SAVE THE DATEWOUND WEEK 2023SEPTEMBER 20-24, 2023 | Join APWCA - Leadership PerspectiveS“Of the many reasons I value my APWCA membership, one is being part of an organization that collaborates with others to advocate for what is best for both our wound care patients and the practitioners that provide care to those patients.” Dr. Jeffrey D. Lehrman, Board Member - APWCABecome a member of APWCA today! Join Now!
NP’s and PA’s are an important part of the wound care team.
Join wound healing heroes in the APWCA.
APWCA is a non
-
profit
association of medical providers from all disciplines who
treat and prevent difficult wounds. We offer unique collaboration opportunities
with industry colleagues, credentialing, exclusive member resources,
publications and journals, conference discounts,
and more.
Join today at apwca.org
NEW MEMBER SPECIAL
Join APWCA by APRIL 30 and
receive a $25 gift card!
NP’s and PA’s are an important part of the wound care team.
Join wound healing heroes in the APWCA.
APWCA is a non
-
profit
association of medical providers from all disciplines who
treat and prevent difficult wounds. We offer unique collaboration opportunities
with industry colleagues, credentialing, exclusive member resources,
publications and journals, conference discounts,
and more.
Join today at apwca.org
NEW MEMBER SPECIAL
Join APWCA by APRIL 30 and
receive a $25 gift card!
About APWCAThe American Professional Wound Care Association® (APWCA) is a non-profit medical association welcoming medical providers from all disciplines involved in prevention and treatment of difficult wounds. Through a synergy of disciplines, APWCA has been a worldwide leader in clinician advocacy and education for the prevention and treatment of acute and chronic wounds since 2001. This association provides an informational and educational forum for healthcare providers, while promoting excellence in wound healing and patient advocacy.
Membership is open to physicians and allied medical specialists who are involved in treating patients with non-healing or complex wounds. These include: anesthesiologist/pain management, diabetologists/endocrinologists, general surgeons, infectious disease specialists, internists, wound care nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nutritionists, orthopedists, pedorthists, physical therapists, plastic surgeons, podiatrists, vascular surgeons, and all specialists involved in the management of wounds and the related complications.Recent News
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