According to this October 4th story over at the Morning Consult, nearly one out of every five healthcare workers across America had quit their jobs since February of 2020, most citing COVID-19, poor pay and 'burnout' as the reasons they'd left their positions. 

Warning within that story that a whopping 79% of health care professionals said the national worker shortage has affected them and their place of work, and that a year-and-a-half into the pandemic, many health care providers are facing severe staffing shortages with more on the horizon, that story only briefly mentioned 'mandatory vaccinations' as one of the reasons people are leaving the medical field.

Though as we'll explore in this ANP story, more and more of America's most educated are getting out of their current medical field positions rather than subjecting their own bodies to an mRNA injection of which it is impossible to know what the long term effects will be (unless it really was created as a 'stealth depopulation weapon'!) 

Also quoting within that story one medical worker who claimed "Sometimes I find myself running a building completely to myself with 47 residents," with another employee adding "employees are stretched to the limits", who'd even want to be in a hospital in October of 2021 when numerous reports have emerged that hospitals have literally become death camps as Alan Barton had reported in this September 4th ANP story?