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Show You Care for the North Country

NYSNA members at facilities across Northern New York are joining forces—to bargain for fair contracts that demand hospitals prioritize patients over profits and ensure access to care for North Country patients.

Make Your Voice Heard Against the DOE Proposed Rule to Limit Loans for Grad Nurses

In November, nurses around the country felt a gut-punch when the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) proposed new federal loan rules that would remove nursing from “professional degree” loan programs. Master of Science, nurse practitioner, certified registered nurse anesthetist, midwifery and other graduate degree programs would not be in the $200,000 cap “professional” category and would instead be capped at the generic graduate school level of $100,000. This change would put advanced degrees for nurses further out of financial reach.

Join the Safe Staffing Action Team

Nurses know that safe staffing saves lives! That's why we won't stop until we win safe staffing in every unit, in every hospital throughout the state.

Join the Healthcare for All Action Team

All patients deserve high-quality, affordable healthcare. That's why NYSNA supports a universal, single-payer Medicare for All system at the state and federal level. Sign up for the Healthcare for All Action Team to receive campaign updates and ways to take action!

Join the NYSNA Political Action Team

Move legislators to action, strategize political campaigns, and build political power. Join the NYSNA Political Action Team today and lend your voice for nurses, for patients, and for our communities!

Join the Climate Justice Commitee

As nurses, we are on the front lines of public health and our dedication to our patients means advocating for them when they come to see us, but also making sure they live in healthy communities. Learn about opportunities to take action against climate change. Sign up to join NYSNA’s Climate Justice Committee today.

Sign Up to be a Staffing Captain

NYSNA Staffing Captains send in regular reports about the staffing levels on our units. Our reports are collected and analyzed by NYSNA to let hospital administrators, community allies, and lawmakers know about staffing issues where we work.