Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses & Allied Professionals

10/14/2025

WINNING CONTRACTS FOR A UNION FOUNDED TO FIGHT FOR WHAT'S RIGHT: "This contract campaign was a testament to our commitment to our patients, to each other, to our institution, and to bringing much-needed care to North Philadelphia,” said TUHNA President Marty Harrison, RN. “We are here to provide high quality health care to our patients – people whom the rest of the world would rather just disappear.”

Thank you to The Keystone for your support!

Temple University Hospital nurses, lab technicians, and health care professionals ratified a three-year contract and avoided the first strike in 15 years.

10/14/2025

BREAKING NEWS: We will never stop fighting to keep our patients and staff SAFE — at Temple University Hospital Main, at Temple Women & Families, and throughout the Temple Health system!

After months of tough negotiations, Temple nurses, techs and pros stood strong and won contracts that protect the critical work we do every day. Thank you to 6abc Action News, CBS Philadelphia, and FOX 29 for highlighting our fight and our victory in their coverage!

10/14/2025

PASNAP PROUD and PASNAP STRONG.

The three-year deal averts a five-day strike that had been authorized to begin Monday at Temple University Hospital, Jeanes Hospital and Temple Women & Families Hospital.

10/13/2025

C-Suiters WILL take note: Becker's Hospital Review, a website typically read by hospital leadership, covered TAP and TUHNA's new contracts today -- including all our notable wins. THIS is the power of standing together. THIS is what real solidarity makes possible for us and for our patients.

10/13/2025

THE $$$ QUOTE FOR SURE: “We are the ones who every day, a thousand times a day, give these patients what they need,” said TUHNA President Marty Harrison, RN. “The public and our elected officials were behind us because they know that’s what we do, and they trust us to hold our ground and to make sure we have the staff, the equipment, and the supplies to take good care of every human life, no matter what zip code they were born in.”

Nurses, technical staff and other employees at Temple University Hospital have approved a three-year labor contract, averting a potential strike that was

10/13/2025

WHEN WE FIGHT, WE WIN -- for us AND for our patients!

The new contract includes increased safety provisions and covers 2,600 Temple nurses, technicians and other professionals.

10/08/2025

Selena Hodge, Executive Vice President, Temple University Allied Health Professionals (TAP), attended and spoke at last night’s “Women for Senator Street” rally. PASNAP is proud to be a supporter of Senator Street and his campaign for Congress in PA’s 3rd Congressional District.

10/08/2025

👏👏👏THANK YOU Senator Saval for standing with caregivers!

10/06/2025

We urge our elected leaders to STAND WITH PATIENTS as they work to reach a solution to the government shutdown:

✔️ Ensure healthcare extenders like DSH, MDH, LVH and Telehealth are included in the continuing resolution.

✔️ Support the permanent extension of the ACA premium subsidies to protect Pennsylvania families.

✔️ Restore Medicaid funding before the dire effect of these disastrous cuts are felt in hospitals across the Commonwealth and country.

10/06/2025

Our Elected officials have shown an OUTPOURING OF SUPPORT for caregivers. 👏👏 Thank you for standing with nurses, techs and pros in our fight for a fair contract and safe working conditions!!

10/06/2025

PROSPECT, FOR ONCE, DO THE RIGHT THING FOR DELCO! Click on the video to hear the WHYY story about our roving billboard!

10/05/2025

We’re asking for the community’s help. Crozer Health is up for auction and there are bidders who are ready and willing to bring critical care BACK to Delco.

Sign the petition to tell Judge Jernigan to do the RIGHT THING: https://pasnap.quorum.us/campaign/143635/

Since May, when Prospect gutted and closed the last of 4 hospitals in the Crozer Health system, Delaware County has been in a full blown health emergency. People in the community are dying. And neighboring hospital systems are drowning in the overflow of patients who come from MILES AWAY seeking emergency services.

Now, we have a chance to reopen the hospital and bring critical care BACK TO DELCO. Help us make sure Judge Jernigan does the right thing.