We are 15,000+ Oregon nurses and allied health workers using our collective power to advocate for better wages and working conditions, advance nursing practice and create healthy communities.

ONA represents nurses in more than 50 bargaining units throughout Oregon. Our nurses work in every type of practice setting, including small public-health departments, rural district hospitals, clinics, home health and hospice agencies, and large metropolitan hospitals.

ONA represents nurses in more than 50 bargaining units throughout Oregon. Our nurses work in every type of practice setting, including small public-health departments, rural district hospitals, clinics, home health and hospice agencies, and large metropolitan hospitals.

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Find everything you need to know to help serve Oregon's nurses in an elected leadership position, along with current vacancies on our wide range of advisory cabinets.

Jan. 6, 2025 (PORTLAND, Ore.) – Nurses from Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center, Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, and Randall Children’s Hospital have officially announced their historic intent to join the Oregon Nurses Association (ONA).

Jan 14, 2025 · As 5,000 frontline caregivers picket on sidewalks across Oregon, Providence has been spending an estimated $25.39 million per week on replacement nurses - approximately $1,400 per replacement nurse per day.

There’s an APP for that! (Portland, Ore.) – The Oregon Nurses Association (ONA) is proud to join elected officials, healthcare providers, patients and labor leaders in celebrating Oregon’s advanced practice providers (APPs) during APP Week, September 23-29, 2024.

Dec 30, 2024 · Two bargaining units made up of 80 physicians, clinic nurses, certified midwives, and nurse practitioners Won their union in May 2023, currently working on their first contract

ONA’s Political Action Committees (PACs) have endorsed these pro-nursing candidates based on a variety of factors including, voting record, support for nurse issues and overall alignment with ONA values and priorities.