American Nurses Association California is now offering further benefits to registered nurses in San Diego, Sacramento and the San Francisco Bay Area, in addition to their ongoing advocacy work. Go to https://www.anacalifornia.org to find out more.
San Diego CA Nurses Benefit From Expert
Support And Advice During Pandemic
In these challenging and harrowing times it
has never been more important to know that
you are not alone. That’s why the California
chapter of the American Nurses Association
has expanded their efforts and membership
services, getting you the help and support
you need.
American Nurses Association California,
the California chapter of the America-wide
nursing advocacy agency, are now offering
nurses in San Diego, Sacramento and the
San Francisco Bay Area the full benefits of
their lobbying, advocacy and
representation services.
The announcement coincides with the
latest CDC statistics regarding the
ongoing pandemic, which indicate in no
uncertain terms that among the nearly
300,000 infections of American health
care personnel the toll has fallen
hardest on nurses.
In fact, a recent study
published by the LA Times
indicated that over two thirds
of hospitalized healthcare
workers were nurses just like
you.
As such, there has never
been a more important time
for you to have the full
support of your advocacy
body.
By taking up membership with the
American Nurses Association of
California you can help yourself, your
colleagues and your patients get the
political, media and legislative
attention and recognition you all
deserve.
Utilizing the power of numbers, ANA
California can help to create
meaningful change and improvements
for member nurses in San Diego,
Sacramento and the San Francisco
Bay Area in the form of updated
legislation, regulation and policy.
Their expansive legal watch and regulatory
services are especially critical in this time as
the Californian public medical system
continues to suffer under the pandemic and as
nurse shortages continue to force existing
workers to commit to more overtime, often in
increasingly untenable conditions.
The mission statement of American Nurses
Association California is to enhance the
health and well-being of Californians and
advance the profession of nursing by
focusing on the four key paragons of
quality care, quality experience, quality
profession and quality nurses.
As American Nurses Association California
member and the Nurse Manager at UC
San Diego Medical Center Laura Chechel
said, "All nurses should be a part of ANA
California to ensure our collective voice is
heard in policy and legislation that affects
our daily practice."
Visit
https://www.anacaliforni
a.org/ to find out more.
Support And Advice During Pandemic
In these challenging and harrowing times it
has never been more important to know that
you are not alone. That’s why the California
chapter of the American Nurses Association
has expanded their efforts and membership
services, getting you the help and support
you need.
American Nurses Association California,
the California chapter of the America-wide
nursing advocacy agency, are now offering
nurses in San Diego, Sacramento and the
San Francisco Bay Area the full benefits of
their lobbying, advocacy and
representation services.
The announcement coincides with the
latest CDC statistics regarding the
ongoing pandemic, which indicate in no
uncertain terms that among the nearly
300,000 infections of American health
care personnel the toll has fallen
hardest on nurses.
In fact, a recent study
published by the LA Times
indicated that over two thirds
of hospitalized healthcare
workers were nurses just like
you.
As such, there has never
been a more important time
for you to have the full
support of your advocacy
body.
By taking up membership with the
American Nurses Association of
California you can help yourself, your
colleagues and your patients get the
political, media and legislative
attention and recognition you all
deserve.
Utilizing the power of numbers, ANA
California can help to create
meaningful change and improvements
for member nurses in San Diego,
Sacramento and the San Francisco
Bay Area in the form of updated
legislation, regulation and policy.
Their expansive legal watch and regulatory
services are especially critical in this time as
the Californian public medical system
continues to suffer under the pandemic and as
nurse shortages continue to force existing
workers to commit to more overtime, often in
increasingly untenable conditions.
The mission statement of American Nurses
Association California is to enhance the
health and well-being of Californians and
advance the profession of nursing by
focusing on the four key paragons of
quality care, quality experience, quality
profession and quality nurses.
As American Nurses Association California
member and the Nurse Manager at UC
San Diego Medical Center Laura Chechel
said, "All nurses should be a part of ANA
California to ensure our collective voice is
heard in policy and legislation that affects
our daily practice."
Visit
https://www.anacaliforni
a.org/ to find out more.