OHSU House Officers Union

OHSU Interns, Residents, and Fellows Deserve Equity!

Dear Colleagues,

Your elected bargaining team has been in negotiations for 224 days in a time of unprecedented stress for physicians. Our proposals remain innovative and focused on diversity and equity to specifically address the concerns of women, parents, and underrepresented minorities in medicine.

Please sign our petition to Dr. Danny Jacobs, OHSU President!

In solidarity,

Doctors Anushka Shenoy, Breanna Jedrzejewski, Heather Buxton, Lana Weber, Mary Storm, Silas Cardwell, Simone Dekker, and Xiao-Yue Han

News and Updates

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Bargaining Update 10/8/20

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Child Care Financial Support Applications

OHSU is now taking applications for Child Care Financial Support. We wanted to make sure you were aware of this opportunity and the other Child Care Resources which OHSU has recently made availabl

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Bargaining Update 9.25.20

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Bargaining Update 8.13.20

National AFSCME News

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Western New York workers rally to save retiree health care benefits
Members of two local unions in Western NY are fighting back against taking away retiree benefits to cut city costs. — Nov 24