The National Nurses Organizing Committee (NNOC) is a national union and professional organization for registered nurses (RNs) dedicated to patient advocacy and promoting the interests of patients, direct-care nurses, and RN professional practice. With nearly 130,000 RNs represented in about 300 facilities across the United States, including states such as California, Texas, Illinois, and Puerto Rico, NNOC works towards improving workplace standards through collective bargaining, reforming national healthcare legislation, and making a difference for both nurses and patients.
Through their ambitious agenda, NNOC aims to give nurses a voice in decisions regarding patient care, recruitment, and retention of nurses, ultimately leading to improved patient care. They have been involved in various campaigns, including advocating for safe staffing ratios, addressing workplace violence, and promoting social justice and equity. With a strong presence in the nursing community, NNOC provides resources, continuing education, and support for RNs, while also organizing and mobilizing nurses to bring about positive change in the healthcare industry.
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