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Healthcare Workers Across NY Demand State Department of Health Address Critical Staffing Levels at Hospitals Now by Enforcing 2021 Safe Staffing Law: “Our Patients Can’t Wait Any Longer, We Can’t Wait Any Longer”

May 13, 2024

Nurses and Frontline Healthcare Workers From Across NYS Unite to Demand DOH Enforce Approved Staffing Ratios To Protect Patient Care and Staffing Standards

5/13 RALLY: NYS Union Healthcare Workers Join Together To Demand State Address Hospital Staffing Crisis and Enforce Safe Staffing Law

May 10, 2024

Healthcare workers demand action from Department of Health (DOH) and state to ensure quality care for New Yorkers and address rampant understaffing.

Nurses hold signs saying Save Burdett Birth Center and hold a NYSNA banner

Burdett Birth Center Saved From Closure

May 03, 2024

In a huge win for patients and healthcare advocates, St. Peter’s Health Partners withdrew its plan to close the Burdett Birth Center! The Save Burdett Center Coalition led this victory with the full...

Hundreds of NYSNA Nurses Take Over Albany on Lobby Day!

April 22, 2024

On March 5, almost 600 members met with nearly 150 state legislators to raise our voice for safe staffing and urge legislators to support nurses and patients’ legislative priorities!

Staten Island University Hospital/Northwell Nurses Ratify Contract

April 22, 2024

On Friday, April 5, NYSNA nurses at Staten Island University Hospital (SIUH)/Northwell ratified a new contract by an overwhelming majority. The breakthrough came as nurses spoke out against the...

Ellis Nurses Picketed For Safe Staffing

April 16, 2024

Hundreds of NYSNA nurses and allies held an information picket outside of Ellis to sound the alarm on cuts to healthcare services and management’s attempt to reduce nurse staffing

TODAY at 11AM: Ellis Nurses to Picket for Safe Staffing

April 16, 2024

NYSNA nurses at Ellis Medicine are sounding the alarm on cuts to healthcare services and management’s attempt to reduce nurse staffing.

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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.