Sara Gentzler
Nebraska State Government Watchdog Reporter at The Flatwater Free Press
Nebraska state gov watchdog for @flatwaterfreep | Former: @OWHnews @theolympian @thenewstribune | signal: saragentzler.06
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3 weeks ago |
valleynewstoday.com | Sara Gentzler
Sabrina Stratman left a spring 2024 Planned Parenthood fundraiser feeling inspired — so inspired that the registered nurse and occasional volunteer applied for a job at the nonprofit’s Omaha clinic. A lifelong advocate for abortion access, she thought this would become her life’s work. But Stratman, feeling disillusioned and disrespected, quit that job in March, becoming one of the latest departures in an exodus of employees from Nebraska’s lone surgical abortion provider.
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4 weeks ago |
nonpareilonline.com | Sara Gentzler
Sabrina Stratman left a spring 2024 Planned Parenthood fundraiser feeling inspired — so inspired that the registered nurse and occasional volunteer applied for a job at the nonprofit’s Omaha clinic. A lifelong advocate for abortion access, she thought this would become her life’s work. But Stratman, feeling disillusioned and disrespected, quit that job in March, becoming one of the latest departures in an exodus of employees from Nebraska’s lone surgical abortion provider.
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1 month ago |
omaha.com | Sara Gentzler
Sabrina Stratman left a 2024 Planned Parenthood fundraiser feeling inspired — so inspired that the registered nurse and occasional volunteer applied for a job at the nonprofit’s Omaha clinic. A lifelong advocate for abortion access, she thought this would become her life’s work. Stratman quit that job in March, becoming one of the latest departures in an exodus of employees from Nebraska’s lone surgical abortion provider.
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1 month ago |
omahadailyrecord.com | Sara Gentzler
Sabrina Stratman left a spring 2024 Planned Parenthood fundraiser feeling inspired — so inspired that the registered nurse and occasional volunteer applied for a job at the nonprofit’s Omaha clinic. A lifelong advocate for abortion access, she thought this would become her life’s work. But Stratman, feeling disillusioned and disrespected, quit that job in March, becoming one of the latest departures in an exodus of employees from Nebraska’s lone surgical abortion provider.
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1 month ago |
kearneyhub.com | Sara Gentzler
Sabrina Stratman left a 2024 Planned Parenthood fundraiser feeling inspired — so inspired that the registered nurse and occasional volunteer applied for a job at the nonprofit’s Omaha clinic. A lifelong advocate for abortion access, she thought this would become her life’s work. Stratman quit that job in March, becoming one of the latest departures in an exodus of employees from Nebraska’s lone surgical abortion provider.
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As of April, there were no nurses trained and working in abortion at Omaha's Planned Parenthood clinic, employees told me. The political environment is hostile to clinics like this - but employees say the organization has created "a ban of its own." New story 👇
New at FFP: Current and former employees at Planned Parenthood Omaha say poor management has contributed to an exodus of workers, limiting abortion access at the state’s lone clinic still performing procedures. Read the full story 🔗 https://t.co/Iq0hILvOtw https://t.co/rKhrMZTLjx
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