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Bridging Transplant Care Across 18 Nations: Our Global Footprint
At the International Transplant Nurses Society (ITNS), we believe that advancing transplant nursing excellence requires a global perspective. Healthcare challenges and clinical innovations vary across borders, but our mission remains completely unified. The 34th Annual Symposium isn't just a regional conference—it is a global melting pot. Today, ITNS proudly serves as a vibrant, collaborative network uniting specialized transplant professionals across 18 distinct nations.
From research breakthroughs in Australia, Europe, and the Americas, to clinical advancements spanning Asia and the Middle East, our diverse membership brings invaluable, multi-cultural insights to the forefront of patient care. Our global community actively includes dedicated professionals from:
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Americas & Oceania: United States, Brazil, Australia
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Europe: Belgium, Finland, Germany, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom
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Asia & Middle East: China, India, Japan, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Taiwan
This international footprint is what makes ITNS uniquely powerful. When you join our society or attend our upcoming annual symposium, you are not just entering a room—you are stepping onto a global stage. Together, we exchange pioneering best practices, share life-saving data, and forge lifelong professional connections that transcend borders.
Explore our global network, connect with an international chapter, and help us shape the future of solid organ transplantation worldwide. Join ITNS today.
Help Support our Multidisciplinary Partners
The Society of Transplant Social Workers (STSW) Research Committee has launched an IRB-approved workforce survey for all U.S.-based transplant social workers. Because a strong transplant ecosystem relies on a team effort, ITNS is helping spread the word to capture crucial data from social workers who may not be part of official memberships.
We ask all U.S. ITNS members to download the official flyer below and forward the survey details to the transplant social workers and clinical social work teams at your specific centers. Data collection runs through October 31st, and your help with this snowball sampling ensures our colleagues get the robust dataset they need to strengthen the profession.

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JOIN ITNS TODAY!
Become part of the nursing organization dedicated to the professional growth and development of the transplant clinician. ITNS provides members with a forum of learning opportunities about the latest advances in transplantation and transplant patient care. Learn more about ITNS member benefits and how they can help you advance in your career!
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