Announcing change in WSNA nurse representative

Please help welcome Sue O’Donnell, MSN, RN as your new WSNA nurse representative. Beginning Monday, Dec. 3, 2018, Sue will be taking over all new issues as they arise at Public Health, Seattle-King County and Juvenile Detention. Sue and I will be working together to make this a seamless transition. I am confident that you will be well represented by Sue, who has many years of experience as a nurse representative. I will finish all outstanding issues until they are concluded.

Sue can be reached at sodonnell@wsna.org or 206-575-7979, ext. 3045.

It has been a pleasure working with all of the LPNs, RNs, PHNs, APNSs and ARNPs for the last seven years. I have taken a new position as Resource Nurse Specialist, working with all of the nurse representatives in providing resources and support for the important work that they do with you every day. I will miss seeing the energy and commitment you have shown and continue to show to make your workplace better over the years.

All my best to you,

Hanna K. Welander, BSN, RN
WSNA Resource Nurse Specialist
206-575-7979, ext. 3035
hwelander@wsna.org


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