I have a few friends who work at B&W hospital. That hospital is partners with the Massachusetts General Hospital. They have other facilities as well.
About 3 weeks ago I met a Nurse who had just been terminated by B&W after years of service. She told me that Mass. General had terminated a thousand Nurses due to their non compliance with the vaccine mandate. She said that the local media declined to cover the story.
My own hospital required all employees to be vaccinated by 15 October, but I had left before that deadline. There is no way that I would go along with the poison, but my situation allowed me that option as I have pensions and health care options.
Now the media is propagating this total BS.
Enjoy the ICU care with inexperienced new Grads and imported Nurses from Asia and elsewhere who use English as a second language and have never had to contend with genuine trauma or post surgical care.
This is all madness.
“Enjoy the ICU care with inexperienced new Grads and imported Nurses from Asia and elsewhere who use English as a second language and have never had to contend with genuine trauma or post surgical care.”
I was yelling at my 92 y.o. father on the phone a few days ago about having worked in the top hospital, involved in research every day, and literally helping build build the current equipment in use in NICU, if a unit can afford the new stuff. I’ve been completely shunned by my family and not allowed to see my grandchildren because I refuse to be vaxxed. My husband refused and died of a cardiac event (induced by his job... or gov. weapons?) and they’re all just waiting for me to die of Covid. They all assumed that’s what killed him. Yes, good luck with any of the nurses being trained on equipment or being able to apply their poor education. I was a diploma RN, and the BSN nurses were useless out of college actually trying to work, let alone in an acute unit or ER. Lots of knowledge, little application. They could only work in the office out of school for the most part, or pass meds. Having lived in multiple foreign countries, including the Philippines...good luck! I hated working with foreign nurses- made my job at least twice as hard, and those were the ones that were at least semi-functional.