https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-sarah daily 0.75 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/2f944daf-ba0e-4125-aa10-a9811aa67337/QNMU-36.jpg About Sarah - Sarah Beaman Candidate for Secretary I am the current Secretary of the QNMU. I am a proud RN and QNMU member since 1997. Under my leadership, the QNMU has secured an LNP government commitment to maintain nation-leading wages and conditions for Queensland Health members, historic pay rises for private hospital members, and much-deserved increases to wages in aged care. I stand up for members, and have done so as a union organiser, professional officer, director, and active member. It was in 2013, when over 2,000 nurses and midwives were sacked, that I stepped up my activism in the QNMU to support my colleagues. Now, as QNMU Secretary, I don't hesitate to speak truth to power. I address the critical issues you care about - unsafe workloads, insufficient staffing, violence, and cost of living pressures - through media engagement, political dialogue and being at the table. Leading a union of over 74,000 members, I harness our collective power to secure the best outcomes for nursing and midwifery. I continue to have the immense privilege of being mentored by previous QNMU Secretary, Beth Mohle. 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I seek your vote so I can keep achieving for nurses and midwives across all sectors. I am a passionate advocate and work as a Clinical Nurse Consultant in the Aboriginal community of Napranum where I have worked for over 19 years. I have attained extended scope in Rural and Isolated practice and Immunising. I care for people across the spectrum of life with a primary health focus. For this reason I feel affinity with members also working in primary care across Queensland. I became active in our union in the 1990’s at Princess Alexandra Hospital. I worked for several wonderful years as a Brisbane-based Organiser before moving north and back into the clinical setting. I have remained active in my local Branch and consultative forums and as a QNMU Councillor since that time. I remain steadfast in my commitment to our union. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep Nursing and Midwifery strong and we’re asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/our-vision daily 0.75 2025-03-01 https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/contact daily 0.75 2025-03-10 https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-natasha daily 0.75 2025-03-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/8211760b-32ad-49c8-b2d8-956dde7fa067/Natasha+Eggleston.jpg About Natasha - Natasha Eggleston Candidate for Council I am currently an ENAS working at Biggenden MPHS which is a rural facility in the Wide Bay HHS. We provide care for aged care residents, acute patients, outpatients and have a small emergency department for emergency presentations. I am a strong advocate for our aged care residents and rural members. I believe that we need to do more to recruit and try to retain nurses and midwives in the bush and small rural communities. I am striving for a positive change in these areas and to be a voice for our most vulnerable. I have been an active QNMU Local Branch member since 2009, a Delegate and Workplace Representative since 2011. I am currently a Health and Safety Representative and have previously worked for the QNMU as a Member Organiser. I am an enthusiastic nurse and midwife advocate and I have a strong commitment to the professional interests of QNMU members. It will be a privilege and an honour to represent our members if elected. 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I am employed at the PA Hospital as NUM in the Geriatric and Rehabilitation Unit. I am a current Councillor and long standing active QNMU member serving leadership positions of the QNMU PAH branch. I have been a QNMU representative on many committees including NCF, Metro South NaMCF, BPF, Metro South COVID, and QNMU representative on the EBA bargaining team and NaMIG. I am an experienced QNMU Conference Delegate of over 25 years, serving several terms as QNMU/ANMF Councillor and Executive Councillor. As an experienced Rehabilitation Nurse, I have co-led education and research opportunities for rehabilitation nurses, conducted research, and presented at National conferences. Held position as National Committee member of ARNA. The Nurses and Midwives of Queensland are a trusted and influential professional group and are in an optimal position to effectively change the lives of those that live in our community. My wealth of industrial knowledge, professional experience and leadership will ensure that your voices are heard across the state. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-sam daily 0.75 2025-03-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/628792ab-d944-4980-b992-8f3d3699f60c/20250316_082718.jpg About Sam - Samantha Woodhouse Candidate for Council I am a registered nurse with over 30 years’ experience in public hospital and aged care nursing across both Queensland and the UK. I have worked in all direct care roles and personally developed to my current position as a Nurse Practitioner specialising in Geriatric Medicine and working solely in aged care facilities across Southeast Queensland. I am committed to contributing my knowledge and expertise to benefit all QNMU members. I am a staunch advocate for aged care and, as a frontline nurse, am constantly focused on driving positive change for those we care for. I practice transformational leadership and champion clinical credibility. Raising appreciation for the speciality of older persons nursing at every opportunity. Supporting nurses and midwives in clinical practice is a key driver for me, and encouraging agency in safe decision-making provides me many moments of personal achievement and professional pride. I would be honoured to be voted on to QNMU Council for a second term and will work tirelessly to advocate for all nurse and midwives. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-emma daily 0.75 2025-03-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/5be38f1b-c402-4236-b59a-0c5813bb5ff5/Emma.jpg About Emma - Emma Murphy Candidate for Council As a proud registered nurse with clinical experience in public, private and aged care, I now work with an innovative service providing emergency care to aged care residents, where I advocate to improve conditions for employees and patients. I have consistently taken a collegiate approach to amplify the voices of healthcare professionals in challenging environments, providing evidence before the 2019 Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety at the start of my advocacy journey. Following this I embraced the opportunity to advocate on both a professional and grassroots level with some examples including; speaking at the ANMF Biennial Conference, presenting at the Nursing Now Finale in Federal Parliament, as a panellist for the ITUC -Global Day of Action, speaking at rallies, lobbying politicians, and participating in EB negotiations to name a few. I am committed and determined to ensure our collective needs are heard and addressed. If re-elected as a member of council, I will continue to tirelessly work to create a stronger, more united membership that can achieve long-lasting improvements for our profession. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-nikki daily 0.75 2025-03-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/1614554363132-BOOQQ32D489V7NDH1M56/Nikki+Emblen.jpg About Nikki - Nikki Emblen Candidate for Council I am a Registered Nurse, current QNMU Councillor, and have worked in the private sector for over 10 years. My career began as a Patient Care Assistant, then as Enrolled Endorsed Nurse. I currently work as a community nurse in West Moreton. I am a mother of 2 daughters aged 15 and 22 yrs. I believe in empowerment and living life with no barriers, speaking up for injustice and standing by your own morals and beliefs. I enjoy the simple things in life, walking my two dogs, beach days, gardening and hanging out with my family. I believe in growing our voice and continuing to advance the professional standing of nurses and midwives across the state. The advocacy of QNMU’s members and officials was key to securing big wins in ratios, legislation to count babies midwifery care and huge reforms in aged care. We achieved that by working together, in line with our nursing and union values, we secured large scale reforms. With your vote, I look forward to continuing this important work. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-jo daily 0.75 2025-03-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/7399359b-336d-4c84-8cc9-03275c149f6e/Juanita+%28Jo%29+Konings+2.jpg About Jo - Juanita (Jo) Konings Candidate for Council I respectfully thank you for your time and seek your consideration in my candidacy for Councillor. I am a Clinical Nurse (ICU) at Townsville University Hospital. I have been a Registered Nurse for 36 years across many domains and involved with QNMU as a member for almost the same period. As a proud Union Activist, I am committed to empowering our members to ensure your Nursing and Midwifery voice is acknowledged and respected in all sectors and levels. My support and commitment is demonstrated by my involvement in; QNMU, QCU and ACTU Campaigns QNMU EB Campaigns Delegate and Workplace Representative incl. reference groups QNMU Professional Policy Committee Chairperson for several terms Past Member Organiser My activist history demonstrates my commitment to protecting the rights and interests of QNMU members in ALL sectors and levels. Nurses and Midwives must remain vigilant in upholding our values and strengthening our united collegiality to protect our professional and industrial rights and to influence the strategic direction, focus and advancement of our profession. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep Nursing and Midwifery strong and we’re asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/how-to-vote daily 0.75 2025-04-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/82ecece0-5b18-4db6-b668-f0e07bfc9a68/Exec.jpg How to vote - How to vote for QNMU leadership Remember that this ballot is not a numbered ballot. You must mark the square of your preferred candidate with an X. Branch President (mark one candidate only): ☒ Mitchell, Simon Branch Vice President (mark one candidate only): ☒ MASKELL, Lucynda Branch Secretary (mark one candidate only): ☒ BEAMAN, Sarah Branch Assistant Secretary - Nursing (mark one candidate only): ☒ BURTON, Grant Branch Assistant Secretary - Midwifery (mark one candidate only): ☒ SULLIVAN, Ashleigh https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/a7715d66-36ec-43de-8031-d5cbc499f977/HOw+to+vote.png How to vote - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-karen daily 0.75 2025-02-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/881c0def-b50e-4ee6-97db-442013ce61a6/Snapchat-105759871.jpg About Karen - Karen Cooke Candidate for Council As a current member of Council and an active member of the union, I am passionate about continuing my representation of Rural Nurses and Midwives. I have worked as a Registered Nurse for over 30 years and have been an active member of the union for as many years. I enjoy being a voice for rural nursing and believe that it is important to have a balance from all areas of nursing on Council. I moved to Nanango Rural Hospital over 20 years ago and developed two new union branches for the South Burnett region. I have participated in many campaigns over the years as I believe that every Nurse and Midwife deserves to be able to go to work and be properly renumerated for their work, that they should be safe at work and their voices heard. Also, as an active QNMU member I have been on the Industrial and Professional Policy Committee. I regularly attend union training to keep abreast of issues and encourage other members to attend training. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-michelle daily 0.75 2025-03-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/0966506d-98b1-40a4-a564-5ba6950d7136/Michelle+Sunderland.jpeg About Michelle Sunderland - Michelle Sunderland Candidate for Council My name is Michelle Sunderland and I am a Registered Nurse working across both the private and public sectors of nursing. I am currently employed within the private field, in Critical Care and public field in Acute Medical as a Clinical Facilitator. I have been a Registered Nurse for almost 23 years, becoming a QNMU member whilst a student nurse having many first hand experiences for picketing and advocating for advancement of our entitlements, pay rises and improved working conditions. I have been heavily involved within Enterprise Bargaining, Nursing Consultive Committees, participating with activism and heavily advocating for the advancement of working conditions, safe workloads, safe nursing care, safe access to information for nurses at the point of care; and improvements in wages plus, supportive care for our nursing staff. I believe we should have fair representation of the diverse nursing community. Representation across the regions, inclusive of access to the resources, support, opportunities and training the tertiary hospitals have experienced access to over the years. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-ash daily 0.75 2025-03-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/73df8213-99b0-4b33-9589-0b6fe8e97ab6/Ash.jpg About Ashleigh Sullivan - Ashleigh Sullivan Candidate for Assistant Secretary - Midwifery I am a dual Registered Nurse and Endorsed Midwife and have worked across both public and private sectors, and spent time in both regional and metropolitan areas. I gained my endorsement and spent time working in midwifery private practice, working to the full midwifery scope of practice. I have a keen interest in First Nations health and have spent time working in a birthing on country model of care. Throughout my clinical experience, I have remained an active member and supporter of the QNMU. I have been a delegate at various different workplaces before being elected to Council in 2021. I’ve had the privilege of attending and speaking at rallies as a part of our Count the Babies campaign, attended multiple parliamentary delegations, participated in interviews for a work value case, participated in multiple union training events, attended annual conference yearly, and the biennial ANMF conference and the ACTU congress. Our movement is strong, our profession is fierce, and I would be honoured to continue our fight as the first Assistant Secretary Midwife. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-julia daily 0.75 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/bfd31cf6-d15e-473a-a6f2-aa583e98bf47/julia+passport+photo.jpg About Julia - Julia Brownlie Candidate for Council I am an endorsed Nurse Practitioner working in the Emergency & Trauma Centre at RBWH. I have been nursing for 24 years, in 4 different countries, across community, acute care and emergency and critical nursing, 13 as an endorsed NP. I am qualified with clinical expertise and further postgraduate training in Emergency, Women’s health, Sexual Health, and Forensic Sexual Assault. I was the first NP at the RBWH ETC, and have led several NP initiatives, including support of the Nurse Led Walk in Clinic. I was Project Lead for the EB 11 Nursing Scope of Practice Project, exploring barriers to nurses working at full scope. I am a strong representative on national committees for clinical practice and NPs, such as women’s health guidelines; and an Adjunct Lecturer with QUT. I am passionate about unleashing the potential of the entire nursing profession in clinical, leadership, governance and political roles, ensuring that nurses are recognised and rewarded for their essential central role in health service delivery. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-janelle daily 0.75 2025-03-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/8e8962b5-3065-4a60-b987-af889a0fa105/Janelle+Taylor.jpeg About Janelle Taylor - Janelle Taylor Candidate for Council I have been a proud member of QNMU/ANMF for 45 years, with over 40 years of active and committed involvement in my local branch. In 2016, I had the privilege of working as a Project Officer at QNMU for five months, playing an integral role in the successful, statewide rollout of the nurse-patient ratio legislation. I was an expert witness in AIRC cases and a panel member for the Forster Review, served a number of terms on council and have 30 years of leadership experience as a NUM. I bring a wealth of organisational knowledge and expertise to this role. I am deeply committed to encouraging union membership, promoting activism, and passionately advocating for nurses’ rights in the workplace. I have worked as a RN at The Prince Charles Hospital since 1988. And whilst undertaking a Critical Care course in Melbourne experienced the Irene Bolger-led Victorian nurses' strike. I am resolute in my support of the professional interests of nurses, ensuring the delivery of safe, high-quality patient care, and fostering a healthy, supportive working environment. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-simon daily 0.75 2025-03-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/3b79122a-ceb5-489f-b13e-100c813f3dc6/Simon.jpg About Simon - Simon Mitchell Candidate for President Right now you get to choose who leads our union over the next four years – a time beset by fluidity, challenge and complexity. QNMU members need a leadership team who have a track record of success and a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong. I've been a QNMU Councillor for 18 years and an Executive Councillor for eight years. As an RN I've worked across public, private and aged care. I’ve served on or chaired various QNMU standing committees. I’ve worked at the national and state union levels, and have a respectful understanding of the broader union movement. I’m a prison nurse now. I love it. And I love fighting for my branch and our union. I'm a proud unionist with a solid activist record. I began nursing in aged care. I trained in the public system. Mostly I nursed in the perioperative and critical care fields. Nursing took me into management including Nursing Director and Executive Director of Nursing and Midwifery roles. 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I have been a keen union activist for most of my 26-year nursing career both in NSW and Queensland. Having previously been a QNMU Councillor, I understand the effort required to address the big issues – like workforce shortages. Working in both the public and private sectors I have a keen understanding of the issues faced by nurses across the state. I thoroughly enjoy representing nurses from all across the state. I believe every nurse deserves quality and fair working conditions, fair and equitable remuneration and support in their working life. I have also been a local branch delegate for prison health both locally and at a state level. I have also previously also been a part of the QNMU policy committee (QPC). Being part of a united union movement in Queensland is a passion that I enjoy and wish to continue for many more years to come. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/our-supporters daily 0.75 2021-03-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/1614163864970-A9DVX0ITHGGHQ5BWSEZO/Tracy+Glynn.jpeg Our supporters - Tracey Glynn https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/1615261697777-HCSYB312SGFH3POYYM36/inr12277-fig-0002-m.jpg Our supporters - Dr Frances Hughes https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/1614082303164-TEPWKHX7LF73U55HDDA4/Alana+Phillips+pic.jpg Our supporters - Alana Phillips https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/1614158892498-QTWA6PWL98K7AX4YHI5Z/Hylda.jpg Our supporters - Hylda Wapau https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/1614479535512-BXMTITOGZAVH3GDFH5X6/Jenny+R.+Photo+.jpg Our supporters - Jenny Rollinson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/1614479563435-96V27RJTKRPPRPYACDQU/Jacqui+O++Photo...jpg Our supporters - Jacqui O’Neill https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/1614082010325-8WI792O3Q62XDYJDSCUJ/Jess+and+Wendi.png Our supporters - Jess Stecko and Wendi Ross https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/1616019771099-NOO9GL38Z8L233VUUEKL/image-asset.png Our supporters - Liz Wilkes, Midwife, Managing Director My Midwives https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-gen daily 0.75 2025-03-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/b3463433-9895-4ed9-9ec0-2fc0230ac757/Gen+Phillips+2.jpg About Gen Phillips - Gen Phillips Candidate for Council I have been a member of the QNMU since 1995 and was motivated by the late Secretary, Gay Hawksworth, because of her strong democratic leadership and her ability to listen to nurses. I have worked as a Registered Nurse for 30 years. I was a general trained nurse and studied my post graduate and masters in Mental Health Nursing. I’ve worked in RBWH, PAH and Alice Springs, in addition to ten years working in London in a private psychiatric hospital. Since becoming a union delegate I have been active in all campaigns and rallies, and was heavily involved in the Ratios Save Lives campaign. Nurses are the backbone of our healthcare industry. I often reflect on a union shirt I own that says, “NURSES WORTH LOOKING AFTER” – because I know deep in my heart that we need to support nurses and listen to their voices. As Councillor, I will listen to nurses, be their voice, and make sure we have the power to make a difference. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-megan daily 0.75 2025-03-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/63eddc47-78c6-4790-93c7-f71affc25d05/473024256_1354655632573289_5800815245328455111_n.jpg About Megan - Megan Briffa Candidate for Council I am a First Nations Endorsed Midwife based in rural Queensland. Over the past 16 years, my career in healthcare has encompassed diverse roles, starting as a wards person in the private sector. I have served in various capacities, including Assistant in Nursing within the aged care sector, Enrolled Nurse in general practice, and Registered Midwife in remote Far North Queensland (FNQ) within a Midwifery Group Practice (MGP) model of care. As a candidate for the QNMU council, I am committed to actively advocating for safe workloads alongside cultural and psychological safety for all healthcare professionals. With extensive experience in rural and remote health care services, I understand the unique challenges and rewards inherent in serving these communities. I am dedicated to ensuring that the voices of rural and remote midwives are heard and that their invaluable contributions are recognised and valued. Together, we can create a safer, more inclusive, and supportive environment for both healthcare providers and the families we serve. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-jojoe daily 0.75 2025-03-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/57c93652-1494-438c-8563-1d4a9c7b2bd2/JoJoe.jpg About JoJoe Tesiram - JoJoe Tesiram (Wiradjuri) Running unopposed for Council – First Nations – Southern Queensland I am a Clinical Nurse Consultant at the Prince Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane. I joined my first nurses’ union when I started nursing 40 years ago at the tender age of 18. I have worked across many areas in the healthcare industry including acute care; perioperative; aged care; ambulatory care; research; pharmaceutical industry; public and private health; and the QNMU. My many years of experience working across eastern Australia and the USA, have helped me understand the complexities of health and the pressures that are applied to the system of health care. I have strongly advocated for equity and equality to ensure that all my patients and Nursing and Midwifery colleagues are supported to have great outcomes. I have fearlessly advocated for my Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to ensure that our nurses and patients are sitting at the table, especially when decisions are being made about them. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and I’m asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-suri daily 0.75 2025-03-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/2b80360a-e007-4415-a3e6-4d30355b26ee/Suri+Hobday+1.jpg About Suri Hobday - Suri Hobday Candidate for Council With your vote, I will work tirelessly to keep health services honest and accountable, and improve our nursing workforce. I have been a nurse for over 21 years working across Qld, NT, WA and New Zealand, from the city to the bush. I have worked in private and public settings, across several fields including mental health, Emergency, Acute Care, Community and forensic services. I currently work as Clinical Nurse Consultant within the Police Mental Health Co-Responder. I am also a QNMU Delegate, Workplace Representative and Health and Safety Representative at the Cairns Hospital. It has been a privilege to work with such a caring and compassionate community, which has been integral in developing an advanced understanding of nursing and shaped my value of unionism. My passion is to stand for a fair and just system. My values of humility, equality, inclusivity and respect allow me to influence the development of a respectful, safe and progressive workforce. In fulfilling my candidacy, I will represent you now, for a better tomorrow. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-jennifer daily 0.75 2025-03-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/e3b0abbe-2673-4722-b487-9da5bcfbf935/Screenshot+2025-03-20+at+1.09.18%E2%80%AFpm.png About Jennifer - Jennifer Wilson Candidate for Council My current role is CNC in Safety and Quality at the Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service. Throughout my 31 years’ experience I have worked across general medical, infection control, education, palliative care and cancer care. I hold a Bachelor of Nursing, Graduate Certificate in Quality Improvement and Masters in Adult Education. I am a workplace delegate, workplace representative, NMCF committee member and Chair of the Sunshine Coast University Hospital Branch. I have supported members through grievances and participated in resolution of standdown / standby on public holidays, and inclusion of 100% RN rec leave backfill in BPFs. In 2023 I received the Emma Miller Union Activist Award and have been the recipient of the QNMU Anna Stewart scholarship. This opportunity provided me with an understanding of the workings within the QNMU office and other unions. I have a strong interest in advocating for Positive Practice Standards and addressing the challenges facing the current and future nursing and midwifery workforce. This includes excessive workloads, complexity of care, reduced staffing and the threat of occupational violence. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we’re asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-karla daily 0.75 2025-03-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/f644752f-f91d-48d4-a5cc-04133dcf20bd/Karla+Orellana.jpg About Karla Orellana - Karla Orellana Candidate for Council I started my nursing career at the RBWH 27 years ago having had experience in neurology, dermatology and cardiology, and am now a clinical nurse with the Infection Monitoring and Prevention Services. Nursing is a way for me to give back to the country and the people that gave us protection after arriving in Australia with my family in 1986 as political refugees. We were persecuted for union participation in Guatemala, so there was no question that I would become a very proud QNMU union member as soon as I started my nursing career. Advocating for the rights of nurses and midwives, is something that I feel very passionate about. I experienced so many inequalities and injustices before arriving in Australia. This is why I strongly support the QNMU’s commitment to a fair society and its advocacy to improve the quality of life for all Australians. As nurses, we can do that by advocating to keep our health system safe and human. As your Councillor, I will ensure your concerns are heard and acted upon. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-norma daily 0.75 2025-03-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/16751348-7dea-4fcb-8a0d-ff4a760abc67/Norma+Love.jpeg About Norma Love - Norma Love Candidate for Council I am an EN IV medical nurse with 17 years’ experience, consisting of 12 years on Respiratory, Infectious Diseases and Renal, and 5 years as a Dialysis Nurse at Greenslopes Private Hospital (GPH). I became a Health and Safety Representative and QNMU Delegate and Representative 3 years ago. I am an active member of the GPH QNMU Branch, representing my colleagues at the QNMU Annual Conference for the last 2 years. I’ve attended the annual May Day march, rallied at GPH during enterprise bargaining and rallied outside Parliament. I regularly attend MODs and education events to keep up to date with changes affecting the private sector. I participate in our union to ensure wages keep up with the cost of living and conditions of work are constantly improved. I am nominating for QNMU Council so that members at GPH have strong representation, and Council is kept aware of issues affecting members in the private sector. If elected to Council my focus will be on member services, member recruitment and campaigns around enterprise bargaining and WHS. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-michelle-mcinness daily 0.75 2025-03-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/bb94ccd0-c3ce-4a35-84f9-ced43733836c/Michelle+McInness.jpg About Michelle McInness - Michelle McInness Candidate for Council I’ve been in aged care for 25 years. It’s a passion and a calling for me, but we can do so much better in the way we look after our elderly. Holding their hand when they take their last breath; sitting with them when they are confused or scared; or even just having a cuppa and talking about their childhood. Some of those stories are amazing and I’m so privileged to be able to care for them. I’ve been with QNMU for years, holding roles as a union representative, delegate and now branch chair, growing the branch from 30 to 50 members. I am an activist, who has made it very clear to employers that carers should not be tasked with kitchen and cleaning duties that take us away from our residents. I am an Emma Miller Award recipient and was part of a delegation to Canberra that met with MP Anika Wells to advocate for aged care workers. I am proud to stand up for anyone who needs support, especially carers and nurses. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-lillian daily 0.75 2025-03-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/00e15cc6-4e69-4c15-b849-cb95ccb9ac21/lillian+muchiri.jpeg About Lillian Muchiri - Lillian Muchiri Candidate for Council I am a Clinical Nurse with the Homeless Health Outreach Team on the Sunshine Coast. I have been working with Queensland Health for 13 years. I started at Rockhampton Base Hospital ED for two years as a registered nurse. Later worked in the acute inpatient setting. I completed a Masters in Mental Health Nursing at the University of Queensland in 2017. I have been an active member of QMNU for 13 years, two years of which I was a delegate. I have witnessed how strongly QNMU has fought and achieved for its members. I am a strong advocate for the QNMU’s goals and I have participated in forums to discuss and address workplace health and safety, ratios, and other issues affecting nurses and midwives across Queensland. If elected, I promise to represent everyone and work closely with the nurses and midwives including those from the CALD backgrounds. I will ensure fair and equitable services. We are privileged to live in this beautiful country, with the freedom to stand up for what we believe is right. Our QNMU members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong and we are asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/statements-of-support daily 0.75 2025-03-19 https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/faqs daily 0.75 2025-03-29 https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-grant daily 0.75 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/49adc72c-1451-48c3-be6c-83302f0a2bae/Grant.jpg About Grant - Grant Burton Candidate for Assistant Secretary - Nursing I am the current QNMU Assistant Secretary and have worked in nursing in regional Queensland since 2004. I'm a proud Enrolled Nurse with a background in anaesthetics within the perioperative environment. In my 30 year health career I have worked across public, private, aged care and medical sectors. As a QNMU member I have been active as a local Workplace Representative, Branch Delegate and Councillor, fuelling my passion for mentoring and empowering nurses and midwives. Living in Rockhampton and having worked as a regional organiser supporting members across Queensland, I'm a strong advocate for regional, rural and remote nurses and midwives. Similarly, as the current QNMU Assistant Secretary, I have championed the issues all nurses and midwives care about – safe staffing, reasonable workloads and professional recognition. I know what it takes to keep nursing and midwifery strong and valued as professions. With QNMU Secretary, Sarah Beaman, I will continue to work hard to ensure our union grows in power industrially and professionally so nurses and midwives get the respect and reward we deserve. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-yanna daily 0.75 2025-03-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/4f7646db-d9d4-4ee5-aad9-73cc8d24b96d/Yanna+Klaassen.jpg About Yanna Klaassen - Yanna Klaassen Candidate for Council I grew up rural Queensland and always wanted to work in health, following in my mother’s footprints. I’ve been a nurse and midwife for coming up to 14 years. I’ve worked across the spectrum of nursing paediatrics including, oncology, birthing unit, Midwifery Group Practice, neonatal unit and private practice midwifery. I’ve worked in multiple Australian states, and overseas in Peru and Kenya. I’ve also dabbled in nursing in the Australian Army, giving me a different perspective of healthcare. I love advocating for the health of my community which includes advocating for the health and wellbeing of our colleagues, and speaking up about our working conditions. This is why I’ve taken an active role in the union movement. Together we can make a difference. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-fauziah daily 0.75 2025-03-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/88f10e92-e0a3-447a-8609-8faa57794814/Fauziah.jpg About Fauziah Mosby - Fauziah Mosby Running unopposed for Council – First Nations North I am the Nurse Manager for Torres and Cape Hospital and Health (TCHHS) Virtual Care Services – based on Thursday Island. I’ve been a strong advocate for nurses and community members for more than 20 years. As a recent example, I supported a graduate nurse to voice her concerns about the lack of cultural safety within the workplace. This was a contributing factor to the establishment of identified Clinical Facilitator positions throughout TCHHS. By telling my story to the former Health Minister on how I was subjected to racial discrimination during a recruitment process along with my experience in the workplace, I helped the push for TCHHS to be investigated. From the investigation, 35 recommendations into improving the recruitment process were identified. I’m currently working with the Far North Queensland First Nations branch for mob to be renumerated for cultural/colonial load and for cultural leave to be increased to 10 days under EB12. I’m also working collaboratively with other coalition unions for First Nation’s staff within TCHHS to have an individual psychosocial assessment conducted so that appropriate support systems for our mob are implemented. It’s time for our mob to share our stories and through our stories we will see change. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we're asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-fiona daily 0.75 2025-03-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/f61a3b78-ed40-4a0d-8411-e17c88c5bd89/Fiona2.jpeg About Fiona Henderson - Fiona Henderson Candidate for Council Throughout my working life, I have been inspired and guided by the values of the union movement. Having experienced wins achieved through collectivism, I know first-hand the importance of a strong and healthy union movement. We are fortunate at the QNMU to be leaders in not only membership numbers but also in the way our members are involved in standing up for their rights within their workplaces through grassroots activism. I am Branch Chair of the Cairns Hospital Branch and have served on the QPC for some years now, seeing firsthand the difference members can make in order to lead change and direction within their workplace. In 2019, I was involved in a serious accident on my way to work, which has left me with several disabilities. This lived experience has helped me view the role of nursing and midwifery through a different lens, especially seeing I can no longer undertake bedside nursing. If elected to council, I vow to serve for all members from the Torres Strait to the southernmost corners of Queensland so that in solidarity we can grow our mighty union and make nurses and midwives an even stronger force to be reckoned with. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/donate daily 0.75 2025-03-16 https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/about-dallas daily 0.75 2025-03-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6013e2d74032ae1d0df538c8/93358a29-f0e0-490e-9005-f1052e998940/Dallas+Robinson.jpg About Dallas - Dallas Robinson Candidate for Council I am a proud Indigenous woman working as an Enrolled Nurse in the Cherbourg community outside of Murgon. I am outgoing and my passions are my family, my community and my nursing work. I have worked for Queensland Health for many years and am a very active delegate. I have worked closely with members and the QNMU to ensure safety of staff in my workplace including increased security staff and lighting at my workplace. As a delegate at Cherbourg hospital I am extremely active and well versed in the rights of members and staff when dealing with management. If elected, my voice on Council will be through the lens of the Enrolled Nurse, regional and community nurse and as a First Nations woman. Our QNMU Members United Team has a track record of success, a plan to keep nursing and midwifery strong, and we’re asking for your vote. https://www.qnmumembersunited.net/event daily 0.75 2025-03-20