Nurses Everywhere Are Quitting Because They're Burnt Out From COVID “Some days coming home from the hospital I yell at God, I yell at myself, I yell at COVID and cry. And that’s all before I pull into my driveway.'
in COVID cases that is, in some states and counties, worse than at any other point in the pandemic, there’s now another dangerous factor to consider as we battle the virus: Medical staff shortages. All over the country, nurses are burning out after spending almost two yearsfor a country full of people who won’t mask, social distance, or get vaccinated. Now they’re leaving the medical field in droves, causing crippling shortages.
In California, a lack of nurses in hospitals has reached a “crisis point,” according to local officials. At one Eureka hospital, just in the last month, four emergency room nurses have quit, saying they can no longer take the onslaught of patients and emotional turmoil that comes with treating thousands of people dying from a disease that is now preventable.
COVID-19 burnout is driving many nurses to quit, and hospital administrators say the state’s new vaccine mandate is compounding the shortage, too.
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