There's always a shortage of nurses, unfortunately, not really easy staff to in many places. Surprising really. They need to get the travel nurses on board.

You’d think registered nurses walking away from their careers would raise serious concerns..
like they know more then me.. it’s their job.

But let’s listen to the media and politicians.. they’re our health experts now

Did they work last year without a vaccine?

There’s a world wide shortage of nurses. Most countries were screaming out for nurses BEFORE the pandemic. Now the situation is that much worse as nurses can’t jump between countries for employment opportunities.

To be a nurse takes Four years of college I don't think there's a big field of them.

there's a shortage of nursing staff in the US. part of the problem is that the "traveling nurses" (they work on contract) can make big bucks working next to regular employees that make far less. it's one of those supply and demand situations.

Maybe 40-50% of the nurses don’t want to take the vaccine, about half the doctors too.

Maybe that's the problem???

Nursing isn't one of those careers where you can just pluck a replacement off the shelves. It takes years for a new nurse to qualify out of med school... I don't think you'd be impressed to learn that the person looking after you in hospital only joined yesterday and hasn't had even basic training on hygiene and infection control.