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WCN supports a healthy Washington by engaging nurses’ expertise, influence, and perspective and by building a diverse, highly qualified nurse workforce to meet future demands.

05/01/2026

Learning and reconnecting with colleagues at the Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce Education & Workforce Summit. Amidst shifting employment trends, healthcare was responsible for nearly all job gains in 2025.

04/28/2026

It was so fun to launch WCN's newest workshop to inspire middle school students to choose nursing as a career called Healthy Minds Healthy Futures. Students learn about different types of pain, health ways to deal with them and how nurses can help. An effort to provide mental health and substance use disorder prevention education, Highline College nursing students and Professors Amy and Beth presented the workshop to four middle school classes in Kent yesterday.

04/23/2026

If you’ve felt the strain in nursing, you’re not imagining it.

Washington’s nursing workforce is navigating profound shifts — and the old ways of solving problems are no longer enough.

Real solutions require three commitments:
• Better data
• Broader collaboration
• And meaningful inclusion of the nurses delivering care every day

During Nurses Week, the Washington Center for Nursing invites you to step inside the numbers.

Join us for a fast-paced 30–40 minute breakdown of the 2025 Washington State of the Nursing Workforce Research Report (https://bit.ly/4cxfJ54), followed by 20 minutes of open Q&A.

You’ll walk away with:
• A clearer understanding of what’s happening statewide
• Insight into trends affecting your practice
• Context for the policy and workforce decisions ahead
• A chance to ask questions and share your perspective

📅 Tuesday, May 12, 2026⏰ Noon💻 Virtual
🔗Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/rV53_d2LQtyaNfFKtZOVhA

Take one hour during Nurses Week to connect your lived experience to the data shaping our future.

04/20/2026

For academic nurse educators, clinical nurse educators, and nurse professional development specialists (NPDs) teaching at all levels of nursing education.

04/18/2026

Great to connect with the Deans and Directors of schools of nursing in Washington state these last few days. Higher education is extremely challenged these days and as a nurse leader reminded us, "Conflict is the work."

04/16/2026

Washington’s nursing workforce is at a turning point.

The challenges we face are real — and complex. Burnout. Workforce shortages. Education bottlenecks. Shifting care demands. The ground has moved beneath us.

If we’re going to solve these issues, it will take more than conversation. It will take commitment:
• A commitment to collecting and using high-quality data
• A commitment to inclusive, statewide collaboration
• A commitment to bold, future-forward solutions shaped by the voices of patient-facing nurses

Doing things the way they’ve always been done no longer works.
During Nurses Week, join the Washington Center for Nursing for a dynamic presentation of the 2025 Washington State of the Nursing Workforce Research Report (https://bit.ly/4cxfJ54).

In 30–40 minutes, we’ll break down what the data is actually telling us — and what it means for nurses, educators, employers, and policymakers across Washington. Then we’ll open the floor for 20 minutes of discussion and questions.

📅 Tuesday, May 12, 2026⏰ Noon💻 Virtual
🔗Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/rV53_d2LQtyaNfFKtZOVhA

This is more than a report review. It’s a conversation about the future of nursing — and your role in shaping it.

04/13/2026

Your goals shouldn’t wait — and with the Career & Technical Scholarship, they don’t have to. Get up to $1,500 per quarter for an associate degree, apprenticeship, or certificate in a high‑demand field.

The deadline is almost here! Apply by this Wednesday, April 15, at 9 p.m. PST.

✨ 1 hour to apply
📄 No transcripts needed
💡 Real support for your future

🔗👉 bit/ly/CTSapply

04/11/2026

WCN at the 77th Annual Mary Mahoney Professional Nurses Organization Scholarship Luncheon: Executive Director Sofia Aragon, NWONL and Seattle Children's nurse leader Christina Finch, Board President and Seattle Pacific University CNO Antwinett O. Lee and WSNA Executive Director David Keepnews. Not pictured: retired Heritage University Dean Christina Niyarti.

04/09/2026

The State of Nursing in Washington: What the Data Reveals About Our Future

During Nurses Week, join the Washington Center for Nursing for a dynamic look at the 2025 Washington State of the Nursing Workforce Research Report (https://bit.ly/4cxfJ54).

This isn’t just numbers on a page. It’s the story of:
• Who is entering the profession — and who is leaving
• What’s happening with student capacity & clinical placements
• Where shortages are most critical
• What burnout trends are telling us
• What this means for you & your organization

In just 30–40 minutes, we’ll break down the most important findings in a clear, practical way — followed by 20 minutes of open Q&A and discussion.

Bring your questions. Bring your perspective.

This is your chance to understand the data shaping nursing policy, education, and workforce decisions across Washington.

📅 Tuesday, May 12, 2026⏰ Noon💻 Virtual
🔗Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/rV53_d2LQtyaNfFKtZOVhA

Whether you join on your day off or over your lunch break, this is one hour that connects your lived experience to statewide strategy.

04/06/2026

Excited to share the work of WCN at this conference. Our 2024 report on nurse burnout showed 23% of underrepresented nurses of color and 28% of nurses age 20-30 planned to leave their employer in the next year. I'll be sharing work putting in motion strategies on mental health, positive work environments, compliance & regulation, increasing workforce diversity, and technology utilization.

03/30/2026

WCN releases the Washington Nursing Retention & Burnout Workgroup Action Plan for FY 2026 on Priority Statewide Recommendations and Key Strategies, along with nursing workforce well-being infographics!

Findings from the 2024 WCN Burnout Survey found that.
• 66% of nurses ages 31–40 plan to leave due to burnout.
• Only 16.7% report access to mental health services.
• 49% say workloads are unsafe for patients.

These findings demand action.

The WCN convened statewide workgroups comprised of nurses and nursing workforce partners to respond, developing the Washington action plan for nursing workforce well-being.

The report and infographics outline strategic priorities, action steps, and measurable solutions across five areas:

• Reducing documentation burden
• Expanding mental health access
• Leveraging technology to ease workload
• Implementing Joy in Work® frameworks
• Strengthening pathways for internationally educated nurses

🔗 Follow the link to read the report and explore key strategies: https://www.wcnursing.org/data-reports-publications/

We invite employers, educators, nurses, and policy leaders to explore and share these resources widely.

To get involved or send feedback, contact us at info@wcnursing.org.

A supported nursing workforce strengthens patient care across Washington!

03/26/2026

Washington needs more health care providers — and WSOS is helping make it happen.

Our Graduate Scholarship (GRD) is fueling the pipeline of nurse practitioners serving rural and medically underserved communities.

Here’s what the latest data shows:

✅ 45 Scholars pursuing Advanced Nurse Practitioner degrees (MSN/DNP) across Washington

✅ 40 graduates to date, specializing in Family, Psychiatric Mental Health, and Adult-Gerontology care, and delivering health care in rural and medically underserved areas of WA

Learn more about GRD Scholars: bit.ly/WSOS_legreport

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16300 Christensen Road, #310
Tukwila, WA
98188

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12067871200

Website

http://www.WCNursing.org/

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