The MNA, nurses’ voice for 100 years, is the largest nurses union in the state of Michigan. The MNA promotes the economic and general welfare of nurses in the workplace, fosters high standards of nursing practice and lobbies the legislative and regulatory agencies on health care issues affecting nurses and recipients of nursing services. MNA is a constituent member of the American Nurses Association and the United American Nurses, as well as an affiliate of the AFL-CIO.

How to Join

• Information on how to join the Michigan Nurses Association

Organizational Information

• Structure:
  • Board of Directors
  • Congress on Workplace Health and Safety
  • Congress on Public Policy
  • Congress on Nursing Practice
  • Local Bargaining Units
  • Michigan Nurses Association-Political Action Committee (MNA-PAC
• Vision, Mission and Core Values
• Member Benefits
• The Power of MNA
• History
• MNA Awards Program
• Bylaws (.pdf format)
• Interested In Running For An Office?
• Request an absentee ballot for 2007 elections -- ANA House of Delegates and UAN National Labor Assembly
• Articles of Incorporation(.pdf format)
• Procedures (.pdf format)

View MNA Organization Chart

MNA Staff

Staff List, Open Positions, and Who to Call

Office Locations & Directions

The MNA has office locations in Okemos, Marquette and Southfield

 

10/19/07