New FNSA Regions | 2026–2027
Find Your Region. Meet Your Director. Represent Your Area.
FNSA divides Florida into four regions to help connect nursing students across the state with their representatives on the FNSA Executive Board.
Whether you are looking for your current Region Director, trying to determine which region your county belongs to, or considering running for a Region Director position, use the map and county lists below to find your region.
Beginning with the 2026–2027 FNSA Executive Board, Florida will be represented by four regions: North, West Central, East Central, and South.
2026–2027 Regional Update
Find Your Region
Not sure where you belong?
Find your county below. Your FNSA region is determined by the Florida county in which your nursing program is located.
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Counties Represented
Alachua • Baker • Bay • Bradford • Calhoun • Clay • Columbia • Dixie • Duval • Escambia • Franklin • Gadsden • Gilchrist • Gulf • Hamilton • Holmes • Jackson • Jefferson • Lafayette • Leon • Levy • Liberty • Madison • Marion • Nassau • Okaloosa • Putnam • Santa Rosa • St. Johns • Suwannee • Taylor • Union • Wakulla • Walton
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Counties Represented
Charlotte • Citrus • Collier • DeSoto • Glades • Hardee • Hernando • Highlands • Hillsborough • Lake • Lee • Manatee • Pasco • Pinellas • Polk • Sarasota • Sumter
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Counties Represented
Brevard • Flagler • Indian River • Martin • Orange • Osceola • Seminole • St. Lucie • Volusia
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Counties Represented
Broward • Hendry • Miami-Dade • Monroe • Okeechobee • Palm Beach
Interested in Becoming a Region Director?
Represent Nursing Students in Your Region
Region Directors serve as a connection between nursing students in their assigned counties and the FNSA Executive Board.
As a Region Director, you will represent nursing students throughout your region, communicate FNSA opportunities and updates, connect with local nursing programs and student leaders, encourage involvement in FNSA, and bring the needs and perspectives of your region to the state board.
Before running for Region Director, use the map and county list above to identify the region you would represent.