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Legacy Health nurse practitioners, other medical specialists on strike in Oregon, SW Washington
Legacy Health nurse practitioners, other medical specialists on strike in Oregon, SW Washington
Legacy Health nurse practitioners, other medical specialists on strike in Oregon, SW Washington

Published on: 12/02/2025

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Registered Nurses at Legacy Mount Hood Medical Center celebrate their vote to join the Oregon Nurses Association in 2023. The nurses are poised to strike if they can't reach an agreement with Legacy Health.

Nurse practitioners, physician associates, clinical nurse specialists and others Legacy Health medical professionals are on strike, the Oregon Nurses Association said.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/health/2025/12/legacy-health-nurse-practitioners-other-medical-specialists-on-strike-in-oregon-sw-washington.html

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