Liz Rainaud, SN, RNC-OB, C-OBE, C-EFM
FBC (day)
Cell phone (360) 421-2505
Liz Rainaud, SN, RNC-OB, C-OBE, C-EFM
FBC (day)
Cell phone (360) 421-2505
Kyla Malean, RN, CNOR
OR
Kim McCann, RNC-OB, C-EFM
FBC
Rachel Yates, RN
Urgent Care Clinics
(360) 333-1210
Mackenzie Anderson, RN
FBC
Abubaker Cameron, RN
Float Pool
Crissi Franulovich, MSN, RN, CNOR
OR
Abubaker Cameron, RN
Float Pool
Open
Posted Apr 28, 2026
Date: May 16
Time: 2–4 PM
Location: Skagit Skate
390 Cedar Street
Burlington, WA 98233
Admission is free for WSNA nurses and their immediate families. Food will be available for purchase.
Your Local Unit Officers look forward to seeing you at the rink!
Gift card giveaways at the rink — we hope to see everyone there!

Lets take a moment to congratulate Liz and Kyla for winning the Outstanding Local Unit Chair Award. Kyla and Liz were described as:
“Liz and Kyla exemplify outstanding leadership as Local Unit Co-Chairs, consistently demonstrating dedication, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to their members. They work tirelessly to ensure every voice is heard and every member is protected, showing up prepared and engaged at every meeting. Their advocacy for fair labor practices is not just talk—they actively promote equity, transparency, and accountability in all aspects of their work. What sets Liz and Kyla apart is their courage. They are not afraid to speak up, ask hard questions, and stand firm in defense of what is right, even when it is difficult. Their collaboration and mutual respect strengthen their effectiveness, creating a unified and supportive environment for members. Through their leadership, they have built trust, encouraged participation, and reinforced the strength of the union. Skagit is truly fortunate to have such passionate, dependable, and inspiring co-chairs representing its members.”
As anyone who reads these updates is aware Liz and Kyla help execute fantastic work for Skagit Regional Health.
As a reminder the local unit meeting link has changed please find it here. The next local unit meeting will be Monday May 4 at 1800.
In solidarity,
Liz Rainaud, MSN, RNC-OB, C-OBE, C-EFM
Kyla Malean, RN, CNOR
Kim McCann, RNC-OB, C-EFM
Rachel Yates, RN
Mackenzie Anderson, RN
Crissi Franulovich, MSN, RN, CNOR
Robin Cully BSN, RN, CEN, WSNA Nurse Representative
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