For Immediate Release: Wednesday, March 20, 2024 Contact : Eliza Bates | press@nysna.org | 646-285-8491 Kristi Barnes | press@nysna.org | 646-853-4489 ELLIS MEDICINE NURSES TURN UP THE HEAT WITH COMMUNITY LEAFLETING Since merger agreement with St. Peter’s Health, Ellis has cut healthcare services
For Immediate Release: March 13, 2024 Contact: Eliza Bates | press@nysna.org | 646-285-8491 Kristi Barnes | press@nysna.org | 646-853-4489 STATEN ISLAND UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL NURSES VOTE TO STRIKE Nurses voted by over 97 percent to authorize a strike if management doesn’t a settle fair contract that
Contact: Eliza Bates | press@nysna.org | 646-285-8491 Kristi Barnes | press@nysna.org | 646-853-4489 STATEN ISLAND UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL NURSES TO ANNOUNCE STRIKE VOTE RESULTS NYSNA members say that since Northwell took over their hospital, the giant healthcare conglomerate has made changes that
**MEDIA ADVISORY FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13 AT 12 PM NOON** Contact : Eliza Bates | press@nysna.org | 646-285-8491 Kristi Barnes | press@nysna.org | 646-853-4489 Staten Island University Hospital Nurses to Announce Strike Vote Results NYSNA members say that since Northwell took over their hospital
October 23, 2022 is a date that Jasmine Spooner, RN will never forget. She brought her then 3-year-old son, Greyson to the Emergency Room at Vassar Brothers to see why he was having abdominal pain where X-rays revealed something more troubling than the constipation she had expected. She was told to take Greyson to the pediatrician the next morning and upon doing so, found herself in Westchester Medical Center by noon where Greyson began what would be the start of many rounds of tests. On Oct. 26, Greyson was diagnosed with Stage 4 Ganglioneuroblastoma, a cancer that can affect kids in their first five years. In the 16 months since he was initially diagnosed, her little boy has endured chemotherapy, radiation, endless bloodwork, transfusions, biopsies, and prolonged hospitalizations Through it all this child has kept smiling and his family have rallied around him to give him as normal a childhood as he can have.
According to local reports, five CEOs of local hospitals in Western New York earn salaries collectively totaling over $6 million in compensation and benefits annually. Five executives of local health insurance companies in Western New York earn similar compensation packages totaling more than $5 million annually. Executives who lead some of the largest healthcare and health insurance organizations are amassing great personal wealth while everyday New Yorkers are facing life and death medical decisions.
For Immediate Release: Tuesday, March 5, 2024 Contact: Eliza Bates | press@nysna.org | 646-285-8491 Kristi Barnes | press@nysna.org | 646-853-4489 HUNDREDS OF NYSNA NURSES RALLIED AT THE STATE CAPITOL TO SOUND ALARM ON STAFFING CRISIS IN HOSPITALS AND NURSING HOMES Nurses from across New York State
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.
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