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In this episode, Molly M. Murray, a physician assistant, shares her personal experiences of working alongside nurses who are overworked and undervalued. From being spit on and cursed at, to being denied proper breaks and cost-of-living increases, nurses in NYC are pushed to the brink. The pandemic has only exacerbated their suffering, with many experiencing trauma and PTSD. With a recent survey showing that two-thirds of nurses are considering leaving the profession, it’s clear that something needs to change.
Molly M. Murray is a physician assistant.
She shares her story and discusses her KevinMD article, “New York nurses strike for dignity and respect on the frontlines.”
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