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Nurse Staffing Committee 

The nurse staffing committee will be held on August 16 from 3:30 – 4:50 p.m. in conference rooms A&B. This is an important nurse staffing committee meeting and will include the CFO. These meetings are open to nurses and if you are not working, we encourage you to call in or come in person to observe the nurse staffing committee. 

New Hire Check In – August 7 from 7:30 – 8:30 p.m.

If you are a new hire in 2023, we invite you to join us for a brief check in. Have contract questions? Not sure how to complete an ADO? Need help identifying a mentor or want to know more about how you can help to shape your bargaining unit? Be on the lookout for your invitation. 

Ever thought about being a WSNA officer? 

We currently have openings for secretary and a grievance officer. If you’d like to learn more, reach out to any WSNA officer. 

Central Washington Nurses are patient centered.

Simon Morton, SOU, WSNA Membership officer

Q: Why did you become a nurse?

A: I became a nurse because I've always been interested in the medical field. It was volunteering at CWH that helped narrow down my general interest to a specific and meaningful career.

Q: What does it mean to be a patient advocate?

A: Being a patient advocate is important because most patients don't have the medical literacy or have the information to effectively advocate for themselves. That's where nurses come in. We can speak for the people that we understand and interact with face to face.

Next update on or near 8/16/2023 – Do you want to be featured for this series? We’d love to hear from you! Send your answers (1-2 sentences) and a photo to sreed@wsna.org

Contract Corner 

Membership requirements are contained in article 3.1 of your WSNA contract, which is located on this local unit page in the bar above.

If you have not met your membership obligation you may receive letters from WSNA inviting, you to join. Membership is more than dollars; it is a sign of unity and strength. In the challenges facing our industry the best way to advocate for yourself, your coworkers and your patients can be found through a strong membership. Only full members in good standing can vote on union related matters or hold office. Every member counts. Unsure if you are a member? Reach out to any WSNA officer or check your pay stubs for union due with holdings. 

Questions? Contact your WSNA nurse representative Shawn Mork at sreed@wsna.org.