Rotating ER Doctor - GOR-183773-20

Rotating ER doctor assisted to fill the gaps for front-line health care workers as they become ill. He will go there ever he is assigned to and needed.

He is outside Lenox Hill hospital at 7 pm with other health care workers for #ClapBecauseWeCare as New York City residents who cheered nightly for healthcare workers.

In recent weeks, New York City has found itself an epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic in the US, with the city confirming more than 81,803 cases of the virus and 4,755 deaths.

To thank the healthcare workers and hospital staff who have worked on the front lines, New Yorkers have been clapping each night at 7pm as the hospitals change shifts, a trend that has been named #ClapBecauseWeCare.

Chance to pay back some moral support to our health care workers, police, MTA, civil servants, and essential business employees who are bravely still working.

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Rotating ER doctor assisted to fill the gaps for front-line health care workers as they become ill. He will go there ever he is assigned to and needed.<br />
<br />
He is outside Lenox Hill hospital at 7 pm with other health care workers for #ClapBecauseWeCare as New York City residents who cheered nightly for healthcare workers.<br />
<br />
In recent weeks, New York City has found itself an epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic in the US, with the city confirming more than 81,803 cases of the virus and 4,755 deaths.<br />
<br />
To thank the healthcare workers and hospital staff who have worked on the front lines, New Yorkers have been clapping each night at 7pm as the hospitals change shifts, a trend that has been named #ClapBecauseWeCare.<br />
<br />
Chance to pay back some moral support to our health care workers, police, MTA, civil servants, and essential business employees who are bravely still working.