NYC Teachers Union Concerned About Potential Staffing Issues As Vaccine Deadline Approaches
All Department of Education employees must get their first COVID-19 shot by Monday or risk losing their jobs.
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All Department of Education employees must get their first COVID-19 shot by Monday or risk losing their jobs.
A separate decision on a state mandate for health care workers has been delayed.
EMS workers have a tough job, even more so during the pandemic. So they deserve to blow off a little steam when they can.
Supporters say bias in health care is highlighted in high Black maternal mortality rates, a disproportionate impact of COVID on communities of color and mistrust about getting the COVID vaccine.
The nurses said they received a call Wednesday night saying some could return to work. Others said they had not been contacted.
The coronavirus pandemic has had a dramatic effect on health care in this country.
Police said he followed the 32-year-old victim into a Hamilton Heights apartment building, where she was renting an Airbnb.
Seniors get special birthday shoutouts from their communities, plus health care workers honored on National Superhero Day.
Social media continues to be filled with tributes for coronavirus patients and health care workers, plus some people finding ways to cheer up their communities.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the coronavirus pandemic continues to "march across the state."
The end of maternity leave meant a rude awakening for Vivi Guitart, a critical care ICU nurse at a Brooklyn hospital.
The USNS Comfort docked at Pier 90 on Monday morning. Its 1,000 beds will be designated for patients with non-coronavirus issues.
If New York City is the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in the country, then Elmhurst Hospital is ground zero.
Dr. Ezriel Kornel - himself recovering from COVID-19 - says doctors appreciate patients who outline their wishes.
One local pharmacist is low on some prescription drugs and doesn't know when she will get a new shipment.
The coronavirus pandemic continues to make waves in the education world.
New Yorkers who are quarantined because of the coronavirus are getting some financial relief.
As coronavirus cases continue to surge in New York City, leaders fear hospitals may run out of beds. Officials are working on creative solutions to make more space.
The governor outlined the state's a four-part approach to combatting the coronavirus, which starts with ramping up testing.
Hospitals that don't comply will face a civil penalty of up to $300 a day.
In the lead-up to his address, the mayor has already introduced two new initiatives for his administration this year.
Of the 8.6 million New Yorkers, the program will target the 600,000 that currently don't have insurance, he said.
Americans eager for a high-paying job might want to focus on two industries: health care and technology.
Three of corporate America's heaviest hitters — Amazon, Warren Buffett and JPMorgan Chase — sent a shudder through the health industry Tuesday.
Open enrollment for businesses is an opportune time for employees to change coverage, ask questions, and even receive early signing bonuses.
