Ilia Mondoy
Medical ICU
253-222-2016
Ilia Mondoy
Medical ICU
253-222-2016
Savanah James
PCU
206-909-8011
Mindy Thornton
PACU
541-868-4439
Aaron “Montana” Bradley
Med/Surg Palliative Care
541-913-4743
Atalia Lapkin
Emalie Ann Hobi
Amber-Dawn Wilson
Observation
Ruth Gelbach
PCU


Posted Feb 24, 2026

Yesterday, your WSNA bargaining team of nurses presented the non-economic proposals to management, reflecting priorities that nurses have raised around safety, fairness, and work-life balance. The team started out strong, sending a firm message to management we are ONE with the nurses at Good Sam by presenting management with a letter of support on behalf of ALL RNs. To read the full letter of support, click HERE.
Key highlights include:
Management received our first round of proposals and has told us they will respond with a counter at a future bargaining session. Your team remains committed to advancing nurse-driven solutions that support safe care and retention.
Next day to bargain is March 4!
On March 6, come join us in the upstairs café space next to the Starbucks for a negotiations open house. We’ll have WSNA shirts and scrub caps, info on how to get more involved with your union, and blank signs for nurses to write messages of support for the bargaining team! We’ll also have more info on becoming a Union Steward/Contract Action Team Member, as well as our upcoming Union Leadership Conference.
Times: 7-9 am, noon-3pm, and 6-8 pm
Stop by and grab some food, talk with a team member, and get ready to fight for a fair contract that protects our patients, coworkers, and community.
Wear your WSNA Blue on Fridays and negotiating days to show management that we’re united for a fair contract! If you need a WSNA shirt, reach out to membership office Ruth Gelbach at ruth.gelbach@gmail.com.
You can also purchase other gear at the WSNA store which is now open! Click here to learn more https://www.wsna.org/store.
As our contract negotiations continue, it’s crucial that every nurse stays informed on what’s happening at the bargaining table and beyond. If you’re not getting email updates from WSNA, check your junk and spam folders. Please make sure to stay subscribed to WSNA for important Local Unit Updates - unsubscribing to just one WSNA email unsubscribes you from all future updates. You can update your contact information here. Make sure you follow our Instagram, @gsh_wsna, or ask a coworker to add you to our private Facebook group.

Good Sam now has over 1000 nurses – if you see coworkers who are not on our FB page, make sure to send them an invite! Your officer team monitors the page to ensure that everyone who joins is a nurse at Good Sam, not a manager.
Together, in solidarity, we protect our patients, our community, and each other.

Why You Belong There
The WSNA Leadership Conference isn't just for people with titles. It’s for the nurse who is tired of feeling powerless. It’s for the advocate who knows our profession deserves better. It’s for you.
By attending, you aren't just taking a break from the floor, you’re gaining the tools to fix the floor. You’ll leave with:
Don’t just wish for change. Lead it.
Date: April 26-April 28 at the Wenatchee Convention Center.
To read more about the WSNA Leadership Conference, click here.
The Officers have voted to provide 10 scholarships from the local unit funds for members to attend without cost. Registration, hotel, mileage and food ALL covered. First come, first serve. Email Nurse Rep Jaclyn Smedley BSN, RN at jsmedley@wsna.org today to collect your scholarship!
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If you find yourself in a situation that you believe creates unsafe conditions for patients or for you, you should complete a Staffing Complaint / ADO Form as soon as possible.
By completing the form, you will help make the problem known to management, creating an opportunity for the problem to be addressed. Additionally, you will be documenting the facts, which may be helpful to you later if there is a negative outcome.
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