PITMAN, NJ (JUNE 9th, 2025) - The Gerontological Advanced Practice Nurses Association (GAPNA) and the Gerontology Nursing Certification Commission (GNCC) have named Erin Macartney as the new Executive Director.
Erin has been a valued part of GAPNA since 2018, serving as GAPNA’s Association Services Manager and GNCC’s Certification Services Manager. In these roles, she has played a pivotal part in advancing member engagement, streamlining operations, and supporting both the GAPNA Board of Directors and GNCC Commissioners in fulfilling their respective missions.
Moving forward, Erin will focus on strengthening our strategic partnerships, elevating our brand identity, and ensuring that GAPNA and GNCC reflect not only who we are today—but who we aspire to become. She is committed to listening, learning, and assessing our landscape with fresh eyes, while honoring the work and voices that have shaped us.
“GAPNA has felt like a home to me for many years, and I’m honored to lead these organizations so deeply committed to advancing the care of older adults,” said Erin. “I look forward to working closely with our dedicated members, volunteers, and partners to build on the incredible foundation already in place.”
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ABOUT GAPNA
The Gerontological Advanced Practice Nurses Association (GAPNA) is the premier professional organization that represents the interests of advanced practice nurses, other clinicians, educators, and researchers involved in the practice or advancement of caring for older adults. Its members are active in academia, research, and a variety of settings across the health care continuum - including primary care, acute care, post-acute care, home care, and long-term care. Across this broad spectrum, GAPNA provides opportunities for education, leadership, research, advocacy, networking, and the advancement of evidence-based care. Visit www.gapna.org