News

Keyword

Related Campaign

Type

Showing:

Nurses at Northwell/Long Island Jewish Medical Center Organize to Join NYSNA

September 24, 2025

For immediate release: Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025 Contact: Andrea Penman-Lomeli | press@nysna.org | 347-559-3169 Kristi Barnes | press@nysna.org | 646-853-4489 NURSES AT NORTHWELL/LONG ISLAND JEWISH MEDICAL CENTER ORGANIZE TO JOIN NYSNA A Supermajority of Nurses at Northwell/Long Island Jewish

NYSNA Update: September 19, 2025

September 19, 2025

A Weekly Update for NYSNA Members.

NYSNA Nurses March in NYC CLC’s Labor Day Parade

NYSNA Update: September 12, 2025

September 12, 2025

A Weekly Update for NYSNA Members.

NYSNA nurses rallied in support of their bargaining platform at the 2025 Private Sector Bargaining Conference on Aug. 14

NYSNA Launches “Nurses Care for New York” Campaign

September 11, 2025

On Thursday, Aug. 14, hundreds of NYSNA nurses representing 20,000 members from 12 private sector facilities across New York City came together to announce a coordinated campaign to care for New York...

NYSNA member Dawn Zipp, RN, speaks at a town hall about the need to save surgical services at Bellevue Woman's Center

NYSNA Nurses, Allies Hold Town Hall to Oppose Service Cuts at Bellevue Woman’s Center

August 22, 2025

On Wednesday, Aug. 13, NYSNA nurses joined forces with elected officials and community allies to hold a town hall meeting, demanding that Ellis Medicine restore surgical services at Bellevue Woman’s...

NYSNA Update: August 22, 2025

August 22, 2025

A Weekly Update for NYSNA Members

Ellis Makes Cuts to Surgical Services That Threaten Maternal Healthcare

August 22, 2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, Aug. 22, 2025 Contact: Andrea Penman-Lomeli | press@nysna.org | 347-559-3169 Joseph Celestin | press@nysna.org | 518-776-8337 ELLIS MAKES CUTS TO SURGICAL SERVICES THAT THREATEN MATERNAL HEALTHCARE Despite Vocal Community Opposition, Ellis Medicine Moves Forward with

Gallery

See All Photos and Videos

NYSNA President Nancy Hagans, RN, BSN, CCRN, spoke alongside labor leaders and elected officials on the steps of City Hall. Nurses stand with pro-immigration signs outside their facilities.