Nurses

Black nurses are essential for the Black community and necessary to the health care of the country, as evidenced by their sacrifices throughout history.

The nurse was reportedly administering medication to a patient when she was allegedly attacked by another patient, who was identified by authorities as Joseph Wuerz.

"I'm willing to lose my safety, security, my house, everything for freedom," the Kaiser Permanente nurse said.

One expert concluded, "these patients were intentionally injected with air through their radial artery lines by William Davis."

An employment tribunal has heard a litany of strange accusations from a nurse, including "paranormal" activity she suggested triggered "flatulence."

The defendant agreed to pay the woman $4,600 to film two separate videos depicting sadistic abuse including one on a child, according to court documents.

Nursing schools across the U.S. have reported high enrollment as students see the vacancies left by nurses burned out by the pandemic as a career opportunity.

A healthcare worker in a hospital has giving piano concerts in the middle of the night, with the haunting melodies moving people to tears.

The potential work stoppage comes a week before a vaccine mandate will take effect for Oregon's healthcare workers, which could drive out even more staff.

A hospital conducted an investigation into a nurse who allegedly shared images of a baby to her social media page.

Tennova Home Health said it did not require its employees to be vaccinated against COVID.

A Florida woman came up with a plan to thank Tampa Bay health care workers for their tireless efforts during the pandemic.

"Our health care workers are almost feeling like Vietnam veterans, scared to go into the community after a shift," said a spokeswoman for an Idaho hospital.

Healthcare workers have been spit on, cussed at, and even beaten while working through the COVID-19 pandemic.

"The pandemic showed us how bad the health care system is," said Gilbert Kolbe, a nurse and spokesman for the protest movement.

"I think things would've turned out differently with Natalie and mom had they been vaccinated," said the nurses' brother.

The Panama-born pioneering nurse served in various roles including for the World Health Organization and UNICEF. Today she is celebrated in a Google Doodle.

"It's hard. I don't want to blame anybody, because obviously, these things happen to people," said the woman's daughter. "Just in general, we're also hoping and praying this doesn't happen to someone else."

"We just want to be equally compensated and treated correctly while we save all the lives that we do," one nurse said.

She accused anti-maskers and those opposed to vaccines of putting "petty conveniences on a pedestal."

"The nurses who haven't left...they are seeing these other people come in now who are making more money," said a vice president at the Texas Hospital Association.

According to a survey from the American Nurses Association, a vaccine mandate could further deplete ICU staff at a time when hospitals in the nation's hotspots are currently facing pandemic highs.

The nurse had recently returned from working at an out-of-state hospital that was hit by the Delta variant surge over the summer.

"We're just kind of holding our breath," said one exhausted California nurse. "Is this going to be even more severe than before?"

Binta Diallo was waiting in the grocery store when she saw a woman screaming and holding a bleeding infant. That's when she jumped in to start CPR.

The percentage represents an increase of 8 points from a similar survey taken four days earlier.

Most Americans have high trust in doctors, nurses and pharmacists, a new poll finds, but feel that nurses and health care aids should receive higher wages.

The nurse's union warned if the policy is implemented without bargaining, the health system could see a reduction in its workforce.

The handcrafted "uniforms" donned by each newborn featured an array of crocheted shorts, gold medals, swim caps, headbands and jerseys made by the nurses.

Amanda Dodson was fired following an investigation uncovered that 77 inmates were injected with up to six times the recommended dose of the Pfizer vaccine.