Providence Alaska Medical Center Bargaining Unit

Local Leaders and Grievance Officers

Your bargaining unit leaders and grievance officers are your coworkers who have been elected to serve as leaders by their fellow union members. We aim to create two-way communication with our members, so please be sure to introduce yourself to your leaders and get involved in some of our ongoing initiatives. Remember, our union doesn’t exist without active, incredible members like you.

Have a workplace issue that needs to be resolved? Your local grievance officer is here to help. Our mission is to create a safe, healthy, fair, and happy workplace for our nurses. Contact your local grievance officer to file a grievance, get union representation at a meeting, or discuss a workplace issue.

LOCAL LEADERS

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Full Name: President

Full Name: Terra Colegrove, RN

Phone: (907) 441-8015

Email: email

President

Terra Colegrove, RN

Terra Colegrove, RN has 32 years of experience as an RN and currently serves as vice president of the AaNA Board of Directors. Terra is a resident of Anchorage, Alaska and has worked as a staff nurse in the Operating Room at Providence Alaska Medical Center in Anchorage since 1987, and at the Surgery Center of Anchorage since 2011. Terra was one of many, many nurses who supported organizing a union for nurses at PAMC, and has since served as president of her bargaining unit in addition to her position on the AaNA Board of Directors and Labor Council.

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Full Name: Vice President

Full Name: Jane Erickson, ADN, RN, CCRN

Phone: (907) 354-8678

Email: email

Vice President

Jane Erickson, ADN, RN, CCRN

Jane Erickson, ADN, RN, CCRN has 34 years of experience as an RN and currently serves as president of the AaNA Board of Directors. Jane is a resident of Palmer, Alaska and has worked as a staff nurse in Adult Critical Care (ACC) at Providence Alaska Medical Center in Anchorage since 1986. Jane has been active in AaNA since arriving in Alaska and has enjoyed attending meetings, volunteering for a variety of events, and supporting the labor program. Before moving to Alaska, Jane was involved with the California Nurses Association from 1982 – 1986. She is also an active member of the American Nurses Association and the American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN).