Kristy Wilson
RN, NUM – Theatre, Day Surgery and CSSD
Grad Cert – Perioperative Nursing
Cert IV Workplace Training and AssessingBranch Secretary, Griffith Base Hospital Branch
NSWNMA Councillor since 2021
Born and raised in regional NSW, I’ve worked in public health since I was 17. I bring over 25 years of rural perioperative experience to Council.
Having held roles as a hospital assistant trainee, EN, CNE and now NUM, I know the system well. I’ve seen its strengths, failures, and the pressure it puts on nurses, midwives, and regional communities every single day.
Healthcare shouldn’t depend on your postcode. I’ve lived the reality of regional and rural practice, and I’m committed to fighting for safer staffing, fair conditions, and real investment in communities that have been overlooked.
As a long-standing Branch Secretary and delegate, I’ve led rallies, built public support, and spoken out when others stayed quiet. When workloads are unsafe or conditions unfair, I step forward because our professions deserve better.
If re-elected to Council, I'll bring a rural voice to the table. I’ll stay on the frontline of every fight for better pay and conditions. We need real solutions. Our team has the experience to deliver.
how to Vote for Kristy
& the whaites + bough team
Every win we’ve secured comes back to one truth: we are always stronger together.
Under the NSWNMA's current leadership of Michael Whaites and Katrina Bough, this union has continually pushed forward – fighting hard for safer workplaces, better conditions, and genuine respect for the work we do.
Now, it’s time to protect that progress and keep building a better future for our union.
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