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March 2026

Stronger together: WSNA annual report

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Stronger together: WSNA annual report

In a year that tested the healthcare system and the profession alike, WSNA members met the moment – organizing, advocating, and shaping the future of nursing in Washington.

Saying goodbye to Moxi, the AI-powered robot

Saying goodbye to Moxi, the AI-powered robot

The robot is survived by human nurses in comfortable shoes.

March 13, 2026

Top 10 reasons to attend WSNA’s Union Leadership Conference

Top 10 reasons to attend WSNA’s Union Leadership Conference

When nurses lead, workplaces change.

March 13, 2026

Q&A with Justin Gill, WSNA president

Q&A with Justin Gill, WSNA president

"If there was ever a moment to get involved, it’s now."

March 13, 2026

Q&A with Edna Cortez, chair of the WSNA Labor Executive Council

Q&A with Edna Cortez, chair of the WSNA Labor Executive Council

“I will stand behind you, in front of you, or carry you on my shoulders to help guide you and to help give you strength.“

March 13, 2026

Justin Gill stands up for science

Justin Gill stands up for science

"Nurses rely on science and evidence to guide our decisions. We advocate for our patients, and we will continue to protect them from harmful policy decisions."

March 13, 2026

Julia Barcott at Seattle Women's March

Julia Barcott at Seattle Women's March

"Together we are unstoppable."

March 13, 2026

Tacoma General per diem nurses join WSNA

Tacoma General per diem nurses join WSNA

A unit of more than 100 per diem nurses voted overwhelmingly in favor of joining the union.

March 13, 2026

Sorry AI, you can’t call yourself a nurse

Sorry AI, you can’t call yourself a nurse

Washington State Legislature passes bill to restrict nursing titles to licensed human professionals.

March 13, 2026

The leading voice and advocate for nurses in Washington

WSNA provides representation, education and resources that allow nurses to reach their full professional potential and focus on caring for patients. WSNA has represented nurses in our state since 1908, leveraging our collective voice to successfully advocate with employers, state agencies and the state Legislature for better working conditions, safe staffing, fair compensation and patient safety. For more than 110 years, WSNA has championed issues that support nurses, advance professional standards and improve the health of individuals and families in Washington.

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