Overview
The Board of Nephrology Examiners, Inc. Nursing and Technology serves as a representative voice, urging legislative and regulatory movement toward meaningful training, certification and credentialing of all nephrology practitioners.

In addition, BONENT certification programs reflect its global status as the leading certification group worldwide of nephrology nurses and technologists/technicians. Examinations are conducted as far away as Singapore, Australia, Turkey and New Zealand.

BONENT membership is comprised of nurses and technicians who have received a passing score on a BONENT exam and are thereby certified. Members must recertify every four years. Today, over 3,900 nurses and technicians have met our criteria and are BONENT-certified.

Despite its impressive growth in recent years, BONENT remains largely a “grassroots” organization that relies upon the help of all of its members in order to sustain itself, thrive, and grow.

How to Get Involved

Regional Representatives (Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Northwest and Southwest) To qualify you must:

• Be a member in good standing
  
• Be willing to host 2 exams per year
  
• Represent BONENT at renal meetings
  
• Inform the BONENT Board of any legislative changes as they relate to nephrology practice in your state or region which would impact certification in nephrology, especially as it relates to PCT licensure

Committees
The President or the Chair of the committee makes appointments to the committees. The term of membership is one year, but individuals may be reappointed for successive terms. To express interest in a particular committee, click here to contact the BONENT Executive Office in Washington, DC, or phone us at (202) 462-1252.

• BylawsCredentials
  
• Examination
  
• Examination Site
  
• Finance
  
• Host Review
  
• International
  
• Legislative
  
• Marketing
  
• Membership
  
• Policy and Procedure
  
• Publication
  
• Regional Representatives