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NYSNA Salutes the Ebola Fighters Chosen as TIME Magazine 2014 Person of the Year

December 10, 2014

TIME magazine has just released its “2014 Person of the Year” list, and has chosen to honor the courageous healthcare professionals that are treating Ebola patients all over the world.

Diane Dwire, RN, testifies on behalf of NYSNA at Gottfried Single Payer Hearings

December 08, 2014

With 35 years of nursing experience, including public health administration, Diane Dwire, RN and retired NYNSA member, was an outstanding participant at the first of six public hearings being held by the Assembly Committee on Health, chaired by Assemblymember Richard Gott

HHC/Mayorals Executive Council Resolution on Justice for Eric Garner

December 03, 2014

On Wednesday, Dec. 3, the NYSNA HHC and Mayorals Executive Council passed the following resolution:

Tonight our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Eric Garner.

Statement by NYSNA President Judy Sheridan-Gonzalez, RN on Ferguson

November 26, 2014

An unarmed, young black man was shot to death by a police officer and there will be no trial, no selection of a fair and unbiased jury, no presentation of evidence, no prospect of a full review before the community about whether a mortal crime was committed.

Who is #Thankful4Nurses?

November 25, 2014

This Holiday Season, we’ve launched a campaign, #Thankful4Nurses, asking patients, community members, and leaders from across the state: take a moment to thank the RNs. How have you benefited from the care of a nurse? Go to Thankful4Nurses.org to tell your story!

Nathan Littauer RNs “Rock” Annual Holiday Parade

November 24, 2014

Nathan Littauer Hospital RNs helped spread holiday cheer - and our community message of a fair contract that protects patient care - with a float in the Johnstown Annual Classic Image Holiday Parade last Friday evening.

This Thanksgiving We’re #Thankful4Nurses

November 20, 2014

Across New York, we are working 24/7 for quality healthcare for all New Yorkers. Whether it’s the flu, a natural disaster, or the Ebola virus, we are there to provide the care you need and deserve.