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Albany Med Nurses Hold Press Conference Announcing Info Picket, Continue Fight for a Fair Contract

August 02, 2024

On August 2, nurses at Albany Medical Center held a press conference to update the community on the status of safe staffing and negotiations for a nurse contract at the hospital.

NYSNA Nurses to Hold Speak-out and Community Forum on Staffing Crisis at Albany Medical Center

July 23, 2024

**MEDIA ADVISORY FOR TODAY, TUESDAY, JULY 23 AT 6 PM**

Contact: Eliza Bates | press@nysna.org | 646-285-8491
Kristi Barnes | press@nysna.org | 646-853-4489

NYSNA NURSES TO HOST SPEAK-OUT AND COMMUNITY...

100% of Ellis Medicine Nurses Vote YES on New Contract

June 24, 2024

NYSNA members at Ellis Medicine, which includes Ellis Hospital and Bellevue Woman’s Center, have voted in favor of ratifying a new contract with Ellis Medicine. With nurses voting 100% in favor of...

Albany Med Nurses Hold Speak-Out on Safe Staffing as DOH Investigates Complaints

June 12, 2024

The Albany Medical Center (AMC) nurses who care for the capital region are sounding the alarm on the hospital’s staffing crisis. On June 11, NYSNA nurses joined forces with local labor leaders and...

New York State Releases $75 Million to Build Brooks Hospital

June 03, 2024

Victory for Northern Chautauqua patients and healthcare advocates! After a seven-year long wait, New York state finally released the necessary funds to build a new modern Brooks Memorial Hospital in...

NYSNA in Solidarity with CIR at Woodhull

NYSNA Congratulates CIR-SEIU Residents on Reaching a Tentative Agreement! 

May 31, 2024

Congratulations to our healthcare union siblings at CIR-SEIU on reaching a tentative agreement after nine months of negotiations with New York City Health + Hospitals! NYSNA members have been proud to...

Solidarity with CIR-SEIU Resident Physicians!

May 31, 2024

NYSNA Nurses are in solidarity with NYC Health + Hospitals interns, residents, and doctors who are fighting for a fair contract. Over the last year, our union siblings have held a number of speak-outs...