Virginia Mason cuts reproductive health care after merger
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The Washington State Nurses’ Association, which represents 650 registered nurses employed at Virginia Mason, pushed back against the birth center’s closure, which left 55 RNs without jobs. On Nov. 14, the union held a vigil outside the entrance to Virginia Mason Medical Center at Seneca Street and Terry Avenue to express their disapproval of how shuttering the unit was handled.
Virginia Mason cuts reproductive health care after merger
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