Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals

The Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals (PASNAP)[1] is a labor union representing registered nurses and allied health professionals in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. Founded in 2000, the organization represents more than 11,000 healthcare workers across the state and advocates for workplace protections, patient safety standards, and collective bargaining rights in healthcare settings.

PASNAP is headquartered in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, and is led by an elected leadership composed of nurses and healthcare professionals from member workplaces.

PASNAP
Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals
FoundedMay 24, 2000
HeadquartersPlymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania
Location
Members11,000
Key people
Maureen May, RN President
AffiliationsACMH Nurses United, ACMH Techs United, Brooke Glen Nurses Association, Butler Nurses/Pennsylvania Independent Nurses, Butler Techs United, Chestnut Hill Nurses & Techs United, Eagleville Hospital Nurses & Techs United, Einstein Nurses United, Fair Acres United, Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital Nurses Association, Fox Chase Nurses & Techs United, Fox Chase OCR United, Geisinger Advanced Practice Professionals, Geisinger Techs & Allied Professionals, Indiana Registered Nurses Association, Jeanes Nurses United, Jeanes Allied Health Workers, Northeast Pennsylvania Nurses Association, Nurses Association of Lower Bucks Hospital, Nurses Association of Temple University, Pottstown Nurses United, St. Christopher's Hospital For Children Nurses United, St. Mary United Nurses Union, Suburban General Nurses'Association, Temple Faculty Practice Nurses Union, Temple North Anesthesia Coalition, Temple University Hospital Allied Professionals, Temple University Hospital Nurses Association, Warren General Hospital Professional Employees Association, Wills Eye Nurses & Techs United, Wyoming Valley Certified Nurses Anesthetists Association, Wyoming Valley Nurses Association
Websitewww.pasnap.com
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