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I am in health care and they are desperate for people.
Do they need people without medical degrees? Can you tell us some positions if they do. I'm looking but all I see are Doctors and Nurses, First responders, etc. I don't see any positions for anyone who hasn't already been in that field or who wants to transition to something close or a support position.
I hear, but have not been down there that midtown is a ghost town. On the UES, it's pretty bustling, even with a lot of closed stores.
Over a week too late Whole Foods is metering how many people go in at once. But of course there's now a block long line waiting to get in.
Don't know what you consider "bustling", but live on UES and it most certainly is not, well compared to normal times anyway. By evening and certainly night time this place is a ghost town; streets are empty of mostly all traffic and barely anyone walking about.
Do they need people without medical degrees? Can you tell us some positions if they do. I'm looking but all I see are Doctors and Nurses, First responders, etc. I don't see any positions for anyone who hasn't already been in that field or who wants to transition to something close or a support position.
Need is greatest for professional nurses and doctors, with perhaps others such as physician assistants, nurse practitioners, etc...
I meant during the day, about a half hour before I made that post on the street near my apartment. Yes, at night it's gotten very quiet.
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Originally Posted by BugsyPal
Don't know what you consider "bustling", but live on UES and it most certainly is not, well compared to normal times anyway. By evening and certainly night time this place is a ghost town; streets are empty of mostly all traffic and barely anyone walking about.
I'll let you in on a little secret. It's not going to work. If it would work Italy would be coming out of it already. They aren't.
They (meaning the government) know this. However they can't admit there's nothing they can do about this until a vaccine is developed, so they'll have us commit economic suicide in the name of keeping up appearances.
Okay, can you think of an example where a lockdown so far has worked?
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