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Nurses Week 2025 Discounts
Nurses do it all — heal, advocate, comfort, educate, and somehow still manage to chart everything before the end of a 12-hour shift. To say thank you, companies across the country are stepping up with deals, freebies, and year-round perks just for you. Whether it’s Nurses Week or not, you deserve a little appreciation (and […]
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Elevate Your Nursing Practice with ANA Continuing Education
Continuing education is essential for nurses aiming to stay current in their field, meet licensure requirements, and advance professionally. That’s why the Wisconsin Nurses Association (WNA) and American Nurses Association (ANA) offer a powerful joint membership that gives you access to exclusive education opportunities and more. Continuing Education with ANA Through your joint WNA/ANA membership, […]
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Protecting the Future of Nursing Through Research
Nursing-specific science and research are crucial to advancing patient care, improving health outcomes, and supporting the nursing profession. The American Nurses Association (ANA) has issued an important statement in response to the leaked FY 2026 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) budget proposal, which suggests significant cuts to nursing research funding. The Wisconsin […]
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Redefining Nurse Wellness: Beyond Bubble Baths and Yoga Mats
The nursing profession has evolved — and so should our approach to wellness. It’s time to move beyond generic advice and embrace systemic self-advocacy, innovative tools, and mental resilience strategies tailored to the real challenges nurses face today. Micro-Wellness: Integrating Wellness into Daily Workflow 1. One-Minute Breathwork Between PatientsIncorporate brief mindfulness practices during your shift […]
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Caring for the Caregivers: Addressing the Mental Health of Nurses
The mental health of nurses is a growing concern—and a topic that demands urgent attention. A 2025 review published in the International Nursing Review revealed what many nurses already know: the psychological toll of the profession is real, and our current systems aren’t doing enough to support the people who support everyone else. From burnout […]
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ANA Issues Statement by the American Nurses Association on Organizational Restructuring Within the US Department of Health and Human Services
April 7, 2025 The American Nurses Association is aware of the recent personnel changes and organizational restructuring within the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). These developments have sparked concerns among nurses nationwide regarding the potential impact on essential programs and services delivered by HHS in collaboration with nurses, patient advocates, and other […]
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Wisconsin Nurses Association Announces New Mailing and Physical Addresses
The Wisconsin Nurses Association (WNA) is excited to share an important update regarding our address. We have moved our office to Stoughton, WI. Please update your records accordingly and direct any future communications to these new addresses. If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to contact us by email. Thank you […]
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Welcome to our Newest Members
Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association. Kelly Ayala Charles Behrens Stephen Berg Leah Bergstrom Bethany Birch Michelle Bonn Lisa Bosman Elise Boucher Barbara Bowden Anna Bryan Brianna Burt Dawn Cahill Renee Chatman Melissa Childs Serena Christian Kaitlyn Danz Nicole Dash Lauren Drew Nadia Everson Josephine Fuller Lyndsey Grander […]
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Member Spotlight: Alexis Strong
What inspired you to pursue a career in nursing? I have always loved caring for others, and I loved the idea of combining that with science and health! How long have you been a member of the Wisconsin Nurses Association (WNA)? Five years. What do you enjoy most about being a nurse? I enjoy being […]
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Protecting Healthcare for Americans
Please find below a communication from the Chief Executive Officer of the American Nurses Enterprises, Angela Beddoe. —— Since the new administration took office, we’ve already seen a whirlwind of executive orders and actions reshaping federal operations, policies, and the workforce. We anticipate many of these changes will have an impact on our nation’s nurses and […]
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