Our Contact page has all the ways to reach CRONA's leadership team. Check out our Contact page for all the links.
Monthly Membership Webinar – 2nd Wednesday of each month
CRONA Nurses – join us for the monthly online membership meeting. Hear the latest and have the opportunity to ask your questions.
Complete contracts and PNDP documents for SHC and LPCH for 2022-2025 are now available online! It always takes a few months to get the final published version of the contracts online. Make sure to familiarize yourself with our contracts – when you know your contract, you know your rights!
WHO WE ARE
About CRONA
The Committee for Recognition of Nursing Achievement is an independent union for Registered Nurses at Stanford Health Care and Lucile Packard Children’s Health Stanford.
Our union gives our Registered Nurse membership a greater voice to advocate for ourselves and each other, for the nursing profession, and for patient care. CRONA negotiates collective bargaining agreements (contracts) that govern working conditions, wages, and benefits for over 5,000 Registered Nurses.
WHAT WE ACHIEVE TOGETHER
CRONA Benefits
Advocacy
We advocate for nurses on an individual basis, for Stanford and Packard Nurses collectively, and advocate for a strong Nursing voice in patient care.
STRONGER TOGETHER
We have a stronger voice when we speak and act together. Our unity is our strength. We are able to do more for nurses, for nursing, and for patient care because of our unity.
Contracts
We negotiate contracts that protect our working conditions, wages, and benefits. Our goal is to make nursing a sustainable career, to recruit and retain Nurses, and to provide excellent patient care.
Story Bank
Helina Yilma
RN
CRONA is all of us, all of the nurses, and every aspiring nurse who want to work here. We’re fighting for ourselves, we’re fighting for nursing, we’re even fighting for our community. When we fight it’s not just for the 5000 nurses here. It’s patients I’m here for but it’s also our profession. They go hand in hand.
Helina Yilma
RN
CRONA is all of us, all of the nurses, and every aspiring nurse who want to work here. We’re fighting for ourselves, we’re fighting for nursing, we’re even fighting for our community. When we fight it’s not just for the 5000 nurses here. It’s patients I’m here for but it’s also our profession. They go hand in hand.