Concern grows as Providence nurses, doctors set to strike
Thousands of nurses are expected to walk out along with dozens of doctors, all members of the Oregon Nurses Association.
How potential strike of 5,000 health care workers at 14 Providence facilities will affect Oregon patients
What could be Oregon's largest health care workers strike is set to start Friday morning if the contract impasse with ...
Oregon Business1d
In Rare Move, Some Providence Physicians Prepare to Strike Alongside Nurses
Nurses strike outside Providence St. Vincent Medical Center in Northeast Portland. Physicians at the hospital have agreed to ...
Jefferson Public Radio4d
Providence says it is prepared for a major nurses strike, but asks doctors not to walk
Just days after 5,000 Providence nurses and doctors announced plans to strike, the health care organization says it wants to ...
Providence, bracing for massive health care strike, makes special plea to doctors set to join
Providence Health & Services in Oregon has asked federal mediators to revisit negotiations with doctors and other advanced ...
Willamette Week8d
Providence Workers Plan Strike for Jan. 10 After Negotiations Fail
About 5,000 healthcare workers at 11 hospitals and clinics run by Providence Health & Services plan to go on strike at 7 am ...
OPB8d
Oregon Providence health care workers announce strike
Thousands of health care workers at Providence hospitals and clinics in Oregon are planning to go on strike Jan. 10.
Nearly 5,000 Providence health workers across Oregon plan open-ended strike
Roughly 5,000 nurses, hospitalists and other frontline health workers at Providence hospitals and clinics across Oregon are ...
Becker's Hospital Review5d
Providence braces for strike: 7 notes
Seven things to know: 1. On Dec. 30, Providence received strike notices from the Oregon Nurses Association detailing plans to hold open-ended strikes beginning Jan. 10 at hospitals and clinics ...
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Oregonians left in limbo as Aetna, Providence fail to strike deal
Thousands of Providence patients across Oregon will no longer have in-network coverage after insurance company Aetna and Providence failed to reach a new contract agreement before the Jan. 1 deadline.