Brain Tumor Network Earns National Recognition
We are honored to announce that Brain Tumor Network has been recognized by the Academy of Oncology Nurse & Patient Navigators (AONN+) with the prestigious AONN+ Organizational Recognition Award.
This award acknowledges organizations that demonstrate a steadfast commitment to oncology navigation—supporting and fostering the growth of their navigators while advancing the field of patient-centered care.
For over a decade, BTN has dedicated itself to ensuring that patients managing a primary brain tumor and their caregivers have access to comprehensive, personalized navigation services—completely free of charge. While the field of oncology navigation continues to grow, this award underscores our long-standing leadership and excellence in providing compassionate, knowledgeable guidance to those facing a complex diagnosis.
What This Award Means:
The AONN+ Organizational Recognition Award is given to employers who actively support their oncology navigation programs through:
- ✅ Encouraging professional development, including attendance at AONN+ conferences
- ✅ Supporting continued education for navigators
- ✅ Promoting engagement in AONN+ national and local networks
As part of this honor, BTN will receive a plaque of recognition and a feature in the Journal of Oncology Navigation & Survivorship.
A Commitment to Excellence in Navigation
BTN’s navigation team—comprised of experienced nurses, social workers, and health information staff—works tirelessly to empower patients and caregivers with knowledge, resources, and compassionate guidance. This recognition affirms our unwavering dedication to the field and reinforces the impact of patient navigation in improving outcomes for those affected by brain tumors.
We are grateful to AONN+ for this honor and to our incredible team, patients, caregivers, and supporters who make our mission possible every day.
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