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.
Planned Parenthood’s Omaha Health Center at 90th and Maple Streets. The clinic has experienced high turnover in recent months, a reality employees largely blamed on the organization’s leadership. Planned Parenthood pointed to a hostile political climate and challenges in the broader health care sector.
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Sabrina Stratman has long believed in Planned Parenthood’s mission. Now she’s one of many who’ve recently left their jobs at the organization’s Omaha clinic, feeling disrespected by leadership.
Planned Parenthood’s Omaha Health Center at 90th and Maple Streets. The clinic has experienced high turnover in recent months, a reality employees largely blamed on the organization’s leadership. Planned Parenthood pointed to a hostile political climate and challenges in the broader health care sector.
Sabrina Stratman has long believed in Planned Parenthood’s mission. Now she’s one of many who’ve recently left their jobs at the organization’s Omaha clinic, feeling disrespected by leadership.
