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Kim Snyder, RNIn recent years, acute care hospitals have undergone dramatic changes across our state.  Many community-based hospitals have merged or been acquired by large health systems, and the focus of health care has increasingly shifted to profit and the "bottom line" rather than quality care for the patients we serve.

SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania members work in 30 acute care hospitals across the state as nurses, other professional, technical, service, clerical, and maintenance employees. By standing up together, we have won contract standards that ensure input into hospital planning and decision making, a voice in staffing levels, and fair pay and benefits to ensure we our hospitals can recruit and retain the dedicated staff that ensure the highest quality patient care.



Alle-Kiski Medical Center RNs Join Our Union

AKMC RNs Celebrate Their Victory

When the final vote was counted, cheers rose up from the crowd. 300 registered nurses at Alle-Kiski Medical Center had voted to join our union, have a stronger voice in the future of the hospital, and to improve patient care.

New Study Shows Staffing Ratios Save Lives

We've been saying it for years, but a major new study clearly shows that safe staffing saves lives - 10% more lives to be exact.

Allegheny General Hospital Nurses Ratify New Contract

Friday, October 16, 2009
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Is Your Worksite Prepared for Flu Season?

While much of the media hype about the H1N1 virus - aka the Swine flu - has subsided, health care facilities across the country are headed for a busy flu season. Are you prepared?