RN Jobs That Do Not Require Covid Vaccine

[TraumaRN52]

Frontliner, 11 year veteran RN, in the Emergency Department. For the last year and a half, I have been exposed to so much Covid I feel I'm so blessed. I have had it splash in my face, eyes and mouth. I have taken antibody test and just can't seem to test pos for any antibodies ... which rules me out for an asymptomatic "Super Spreader!" If my employer mandates the Covid Vaccine I will be looking for RN jobs that do not require the vaccine. I'm employed in North Carolina but willing to travel for Jobs that do not require the Vaccine. It's my body and my choice. This thread is for links and discussion of RN jobs that do not require the Covid vaccine. Stay safe all! You could die tomorrow from a drunk driver. So don't fear death, I do not, and you should not either. Fear what happens after death. 

[subee, MSN, CRNA]

42 minutes ago, subee said:

The Evangelicals are bullies with endless financial resources.  I doubt that the hospitals willingly agreed.  

I tried to edit this before but it didn't "stick."  I meant to delineate that the "hard-core, far-right subgroup of Evangelicals...." because  I know that there is a range of people in this group.

[londonflo]

18 hours ago, InHisImage said:

There are more of these lawsuits in the works

Instead of spending more $$  for legal expenses wouldn't it make sense to go back to the established mission of promoting Evangelicals religious beliefs on others?

https://lc.org/

15 hours ago, subee said:

Some people are too religiously zealous to work in patient care.

Stop trying to press your religious beliefs on someone bedbound, in ill health and possibly dying. If we can walk to your place of worship, we can get there. Please don't come to our place of poor health and dying where their are vulnerable populations.....oh! know I understand your stategy

 

[InHisImage, BSN]

2 hours ago, subee said:

The Evangelicals are bullies with endless financial resources.  I doubt that the hospitals willingly agreed.  

They did have the choice to not agree to the settlement.

[londonflo]

6 minutes ago, InHisImage said:

They did have the choice to not agree to the settlement.

And when one or two of these hospitals close (in this system) because of financial distress where will the Evangelicals, non vaccinated professionals (a loosely used term in this case) and patients go?

[InHisImage, BSN]

1 hour ago, londonflo said:

 

I’m happy to live in a country where we have such freedoms, to be able to think what we want.

ETA:  Obviously the quote didn’t work as expected.  I was referring to the part where you said “know I understand yoyour stategy”.

[InHisImage, BSN]

1 minute ago, londonflo said:

And when one or two of these hospitals close (in this system) because of financial distress where will the Evangelicals, non vaccinated professionals (a loosely used term in this case) and patients go?

I doubt that the hospital thought they would close if they agreed to this settlement.  If they did, they could have opted for other conditions, or opted not to settle at all.  

[londonflo]

1 minute ago, InHisImage said:

we have such freedoms,

I have always supported working in faith-based organizations that recognized the difference between religious beliefs and science. 

2 minutes ago, InHisImage said:

to be able to think what we want.

You are free to think what you want..just don't force it others. Tell me where will you work when your hospital that doesn't support science closes?

[londonflo]

2 minutes ago, InHisImage said:

I doubt that the hospital thought they would close

Thinking and reality are two different things...Do you think many of our retailers that closed ever thought they would close?  like Sears, Toys R Us and more? Poor decisions=poor income=closure.

[InHisImage, BSN]

8 minutes ago, londonflo said:

I have always supported working in faith-based organizations that recognized the difference between religious beliefs and science. 

You are free to think what you want..just don't force it others. Tell me where will you work when your hospital that doesn't support science closes?

First, I don’t have to tell you anything.  Second, you are making wild assumptions about something that isn’t even likely to happen.  Third, in the unlikely event that this hospital closes, you will need to prove that it closed for the reason that you inferred.  Last, if and when that happens, ask me again and then we can discuss it.

[Nurse Pompom]

Well this look like a good old troll, but Ill answer ... so.. go on indeed.com, or any other career website, see who doesnt require it. You could also work from home. 

[londonflo]

Liberty Counsel will receive 20 percent of the settlement sum, which equals $2,061,500, as payment for the significant attorney’s fees and costs it has required to undertake to sue

(Yes it was all in the name of religious freedom)

[subee, MSN, CRNA]

5 hours ago, londonflo said:

And when one or two of these hospitals close (in this system) because of financial distress where will the Evangelicals, non vaccinated professionals (a loosely used term in this case) and patients go?

To a heaven where everyone is pale and lives in a large suburban house,  preferably  new-age Craftsman style to match every one else's.  Oh, wait a minute, wouldn't it be easier to just move to a new country of their making so they could leave people who  enjoy  thinking  behind?