Clint Kneuven
Officers
Mark Strohbusch
Anna Bergantinos
Stephanie Mykland
WSNA staff contact
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Welcome your new WSNA officers!
Posted Feb 26, 2026
An election for WSNA Local Unit Officers was recently conducted via mail-in ballot.
Your selected WSNA Officers are as follows:
Chair and Co-Chair-
Clint Kneuvenand
Mark Strohbusch
Secretary/Treasurer-
Anna Bergantinos
Grievance Officer-
Stephanie Mykland
Please help welcome these officers who will serve as liaisons to WSNA for all contract and work related issues. Feel free to reach out to any of them regarding issues you may be experiencing at AMR.
You can also reach out to WNSA Nurse Representative Ed Zercher at ezercher@wsna.org.
We had our first Joint Labor Management Meeting with AMR Leadership, as a group, on Monday 2/23 to discuss outstanding issues needing to be addressed.
We will plan to meet with AMR leadership quarterly, and more often as necessary, in order to resolve issues at the lowest possible level.
Thanks to everyone who participated in these nominations and election.
We look forward to a wonderful 2026 and working to improve the working conditions of all RNs working at AMR!
In Unity,
Ed Zercher BSN, RN
WSNA Nurse Representative
Previous updates
WSNA at American Medical Response Local Unit Officer Nominations 2026-2028
Dec 12, 2025
RNs vote YES to add 12 hour shift in 36 hour work week by an overwhelming majority
Nov 20, 2025
Notice to AMR Registered Nurses re: Addition of new 12 Hour shift in 36-hour workweek Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)
Nov 06, 2025
AMR RNs vote "YES" to ratify the Tentative Agreement for WSNA/AMR contract spanning from January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2028!
Feb 20, 2025
Be ready for your WSNA/AMR Contract Ratification vote on February 18- 19!
Feb 12, 2025
Be ready for your WSNA/AMR Contract Ratification vote on February 18- 19!
Feb 10, 2025
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