Update on the new nurses coming into our WSNA bargaining unit

Our bargaining team met with management on Friday, August 23 to bargain the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will be added to our contract for 57 NW nurses.

These nurses will be designated “Staff Nurse”:

17 Clinic Nurses

2 Cardiac Rehab Nurses

7 Clinic Infusion Nurses

2 Clinic Surgical Nurse

The following group will be designated “RN3”:

20 Clinical Coordinators

5 Nursing Shift Managers

1 Lact Prog & SCN Coord

1 Surgical Srvcs Prog

These nurses will be designated “Charge Nurse/Lead”:

Clinic Infusion Nurse Lead

Clinic Nurse/Lead

Our team of 11 RNs and our attorney worked for eight hours and came away optimistic about the proposals that were exchanged and discussed. We plan to meet with management again on Thursday, Aug. 29 and are hopeful we may reach a Tentative Agreement (TA).

If we do reach a TA, we will put a notice out to all of the RNs in the WSNA bargaining unit for an upcoming Ratification Vote for the MOU. Stay tuned!

In solidarity!


Brenda Clawson (Clinic Nurse) nurbac03@gmail.com
Janell Christianson (Clinic Nurse/Lead) jchristianson23@gmail.com
Sheila Martin (Clinical Coordinator) samartin73@gmail.com
Heidi Glendenning (Clinical Coordinator) heidianneg20@gmail.com
Penny Brooks (Nursing Shift Manager) pabseattle@hotmail.com

Tiffany Guyette, BSN, RN, Local Unit Co-Chair

John Brown, RN, Local Unit Co-Chair

Questions? Contact any of the nurses and/or officers listed above, or WSNA Nurse Representative Terri Williams twilliams@wsna.org.


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