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Video: A Happy New Year from NYSNA

December 30, 2014

It's been a great year for NYSNA and our work to put patients before profits. We wanted to share with you this video that highlights some of our accomplishments in 2014 – including winning groundbreaking contracts in the public sector, caring for NY's first Ebola patient Dr.

The Healing Must Begin

December 22, 2014

On behalf of our 37,000 members, NYSNA extends our sincere condolences to the families of Police Officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos and the members of the New York City Police Department.

RNs to Management: See the Light on Staffing

December 19, 2014

NewYork-Presbyterian management says it has no problems with staffing. We say: See the light.

On December 18, nurses gathered outside Presby in Washington Heights for a vigil for safe staffing. We held candles, sang carols, and spoke out about the issues we and our patients face.

Nurses, Patients, Unions and Community Leaders Speak Out in Favor of Universal Healthcare Act at Assembly Hearing on Long Island

December 18, 2014

On Wednesday, December 17, the New York State Assembly held a hearing on Assembly Health Committee Chair Richard N.

New York Magazine Names Bellevue Caregivers a Top “Reason to Love New York”

December 17, 2014

Congratulations to Bellevue Hospital nurses and caregivers, who were recognized this month by New York Magazine for our extraordinary efforts in treating Ebola patient Dr. Craig Spencer. Last month, Dr.

Nurses, Doctors, Unions and Patients Call on New York to Pass Universal Healthcare Act at Assembly Hearing

December 16, 2014

On Tuesday, December 16, the New York State Assembly held a hearing on Assembly Health Committee Chair Richard N.

Hundreds picket for Safe Staffing at NY Methodist

December 15, 2014

NY Methodist nurses have filed more than 3,000 protest of assignment for safety concerns and unsafe staffing levels this year. On Monday, hundreds of us took our fight for Safe Staffing to the streets of Park Slope for an informational picket outside the hospital.