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May 29: Public Sector Conference

March 27, 2015

Public Sector Nurses are uniting to fight back for our patients! Join us Friday, May 29 at the Sheraton Times Square for a day-long conference, developed especially for NYSNA Public Sector Nurses...

NYSNA RN honored during International Women’s Month celebration

March 17, 2015

On March 13, NYSNA, 1199SEIU, DC 37 AFSCME and TWU Local 100 marked International Women’s Month with a celebration and awards ceremony in New York City, recognizing women who have demonstrated courage...

Commitment to Stand Strong for Staffing and Improved Conditions for Nurses and Patients Dominates Capital Region Inter-Regional Meeting

March 16, 2015

Staffing, and a commitment to a statewide strategy to improve patient care, dominated the March 12 Capital Region Inter-regional Meeting in Glenville. Nurses from across the Capital Region gathered to...

NYSNA Welcomes the Year of the Ram!

February 23, 2015

NYSNA members welcomed the Lunar New Year by marching in one of the city’s most festive and colorful parades. The parade, which winds down the streets of Manhattan’s Chinatown, draws hundreds of...

Join us at our 2015 Lobby Day, April 21!

February 06, 2015

There’s a staffing crisis in New York that could jeopardize patient care. Join nurses from throughout New York to sound the alarm in Albany at our 2015 Lobby Day, Tuesday, April 21.

Tell lawmakers...

WMC RNs and caregivers respond heroically to tragic accident

February 05, 2015

I want to take a moment to recognize the heroic response of Westchester Medical Center RNs and all caregivers to the tragic train accident and fire on the Metro North railroad.

When WMC got news of...

Public Hospital Dialysis Patients Win an Important Vote Against For-Profits and Privatization

February 01, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 1, 2015 (NEW YORK, NY) — The Committee on Establishment and Project Review failed today to win enough votes to recommend the application of Big Apple Dialysis Management, LLC to proceed in its takeover of four chronic dialysis clinics in the public hospital system run

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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.