New York State Nurses Association

New York State Nurses Association New York State Nurses Association. One united voice for nurses and patients. We are 45,000 members strong. Affiliated with National Nurses United

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NYSNA nurses at Catholic Health/St. Charles Hospital are taking action for a fair contract! This week nurses organized a...
06/10/2026

NYSNA nurses at Catholic Health/St. Charles Hospital are taking action for a fair contract! This week nurses organized a sticker action alongside their strike authorization vote to let management know how serious they are about their demands for safe staffing and a fair contract!

06/10/2026

ECMC nurses work hard to take care of their community, day in and day out. Nurses like Jennifer deserve the opportunity to provide that care to their loved ones when they need it the most. It's time for ECMC to follow through on its commitment to nurses and provide Paid Family Leave!

NYSNA nurses at Catholic Health/St. Charles and St. Joseph hospitals are taking action to demand safe staffing and a fai...
06/08/2026

NYSNA nurses at Catholic Health/St. Charles and St. Joseph hospitals are taking action to demand safe staffing and a fair contract—and their communities are showing their support! Nurses are fighting to be able to provide the safe, quality care that Long Islanders deserve and, this week, approximately 30 businesses are displaying window signs to show solidarity with nurses. Keep up the great work, Catholic Health nurses!

This week, NYSNA President Nancy Hagans, RN, BSN, CCRN, First Vice President Judith Cutchin, DNP, RN, and NYSNA National...
06/08/2026

This week, NYSNA President Nancy Hagans, RN, BSN, CCRN, First Vice President Judith Cutchin, DNP, RN, and NYSNA National Nurses United board members are attending the 30th AFL-CIO Constitutional Convention in Minneapolis! Alongside union leaders and activists from around the country, NYSNA and NNU leaders will build solidarity and strategize new ways to fight back against injustice and oppression, and to stand up for working people.

At the Convention, NYSNA nurses are excited to see highlights from our New York City strike on display and broadcast for our union siblings to see!

Happy Pride Month! NYSNA celebrates our LGBTQIA+ members, colleagues and patients and reaffirms our commitment to fighti...
06/07/2026

Happy Pride Month! NYSNA celebrates our LGBTQIA+ members, colleagues and patients and reaffirms our commitment to fighting for the LGBTQIA+ community’s rights and healthcare! At a time when all of our rights are under attack, especially trans and gender nonconforming people, it is more important than ever that nurses fight to ensure that our patients receive the care, dignity and respect they deserve!

When nurses vote, patients and communities win! From Buffalo to the Hudson Valley to the Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn, NYS...
06/07/2026

When nurses vote, patients and communities win! From Buffalo to the Hudson Valley to the Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn, NYSNA kicked off around the state with our labor siblings! Proud to support labor and healthcare champions in the upcoming primary election!
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The FY 2026-2027 New York State budget has finally passed—and NYSNA nurses' relentless advocacy led to a number of criti...
06/05/2026

The FY 2026-2027 New York State budget has finally passed—and NYSNA nurses' relentless advocacy led to a number of critical victories for nurses, our patients, and our nursing practice! Read more about nurses' victories—including our deafeat of the dangerous Hospital at Home proposals—via the link in the comments!

NYSNA nurses at Catholic Health/St. Charles, St. Joseph, and St. Catherine of Siena hospitals are united for patient car...
06/04/2026

NYSNA nurses at Catholic Health/St. Charles, St. Joseph, and St. Catherine of Siena hospitals are united for patient care! As Long Island residents with deep ties to our communities, all nurses want is to be able to provide the safe, quality care Long Islanders deserve. That's why nurses from all three hospitals are joining forces to demand fair contracts that ensure there are always enough nurses to care for our communities. Show your support by signing our petition via the link in the comments!

Shout out to Northwell/ Putnam Hospital nurses who organized a sticker action last week to send the message to managemen...
06/03/2026

Shout out to Northwell/ Putnam Hospital nurses who organized a sticker action last week to send the message to management: Have a Heart, Staff Smart! Nurses are bargaining for a fair contract that delivers safe staffing and ensures quality patient care for their community! Stay tuned!

NYSNA nurses at the Brooklyn Hospital Center stay winning! Over the last week, nurses in the intensive care and cardiac ...
06/03/2026

NYSNA nurses at the Brooklyn Hospital Center stay winning! Over the last week, nurses in the intensive care and cardiac telemetry units won additional staffing, thanks to the strong staffing enforcement language nurses won in their latest contract. Both units have been under enormous stress due to understaffing, but hiring additional nurses will help to alleviate that stress and ensure safe, quality care for TBHC patients. Congratulations, nurses, this victory was made possible thanks to your relentless patient advocacy!

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