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Nurses Week Dinner on May 6

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This year has been full of energy and change. There are numerous opportunities for leadership roles and unity within our collective bargaining unit, as well as chances for professional growth in education and advocacy. Being a member of WSNA means being part of a community where everyone belongs.

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Meeting Agenda: Discussing the Next Steps

  1. Modifications to The Contract
  2. Stewardship and Union Initiatives
  3. Vacancies in Officer Positions
  4. Nurse Practice Committee
  5. Safety Committee
  6. Spokane Regional Labor Council

Bring your appetite and let’s enjoy a meal together.

Questions? Contact WSNA Nurse Representative Kitt Ruchert at kruchert@wsna.org.


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WSNA provides representation, education and resources that allow nurses to reach their full professional potential and focus on caring for patients. WSNA has represented nurses in our state since 1908, leveraging our collective voice to successfully advocate with employers, state agencies and the state Legislature for better working conditions, safe staffing, fair compensation and patient safety. For more than 110 years, WSNA has championed issues that support nurses, advance professional standards and improve the health of individuals and families in Washington.


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