Martin Taylor Chosen to Lead Oregon Nurses Association
Veteran health care executive hired as ONA executive director
TUALATIN, Ore. – The Oregon Nurses Association (ONA) has named Martin Taylor its new executive director, effective June 1, 2017.
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Nurses at McKenzie-Willamette Vote ‘YES’ to New Contract
Nurses put patients first in new agreement that increases care continuity; promotes education and training
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. – Nurses at McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center overwhelmingly voted to approve a new three-year contract that will increase the amount of time nurses spend with patients and decrease time spent traveling between departments.
Newberg Nurses Make History With First Union Contract
ONA nurses win a voice on patient care and working conditions
NEWBERG, Ore. – Registered nurses (RNs) at Providence Newberg Medical Center overwhelmingly voted to approve a first contract that gives nurses a greater say in patients’ health care and increases workplace protections and compensation, the Oregon Nurses Association (ONA) announced today.
Nurses at Providence St. Vincent Approve New Contact
PORTLAND, Ore. – Nurses at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center voted to approve a new, two-year contract with the hospital that will increase the time nurses spend with patients and decrease time spent on paperwork.
Nurses at Providence St. Vincent Approve New Contact
PORTLAND, Ore. – Nurses at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center voted to approve a new, two-year contract with the hospital that will increase the time nurses spend with patients and decrease time spent on paperwork.
Nurses At St. Charles Vote “Yes” On New Contract
Mandated rest periods, disability support highlight three-year deal
BEND, Ore. – Registered nurses at St. Charles Medical Center, represented by the Oregon Nurses Association (ONA), overwhelmingly voted to approve a new three-year contract with the hospital that aims to improve patient care and help retain and attract qualified nurses to the Bend community.
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