Updated 2:02 p.m. Tuesday Dozens of Bay Area health care workers rallied at San Francisco General Hospital on Monday as part of a nationwide protest against the ongoing war in Gaza, accusing Israel of ...

My father was just a doctor, just a human caring for patients,” one of Marwan Sultan’s surviving children, Ahmad, 17, told ...

Front-line health care workers around California will receive pay raises starting this week as a 2023 state law is implemented for the first time ever requiring industry-specific minimum wages ...

Front-line health care workers around California will receive pay raises starting this week as a 2023 state law is implemented for the first time ever requiring industry-specific minimum wages ...

Nearly half of U.S. health care workers – 46 percent of those surveyed – said they often felt burned out in 2022, according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ...

An alarming 8 in 10 nurses face violence at work. As a result, health care workers are more than four times as likely to be injured by workplace violence than workers in all other industries combined.

Health care workers are facing a mental health crisis, struggling with burnout, anxiety, and depression, according to a Centers of Disease Control and Prevention report published Tuesday.

Fewer U.S. health care workers are keeping up to date on their COVID-19 and flu vaccinations, according to two separate reports this week from the CDC. Two doctors gave input.

The bill would exempt mental health patients from a special charge that automatically felonizes minor offenses against healthcare workers.

Like countless other health care workers throughout the country, Ms. Oppenheim, 35, feels emotionally battered by the past three years and the loss of so many Covid patients under her care, many ...

Employment levels for health care and social assistance workers have climbed up to 75,800, as of June 2022 — but that’s still 4,200 employees short of March 2020 levels. The number of health ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - One Louisville health care worker was recognized for her hard work and compassion on Tuesday morning. Kim Wilson, a registered nurse and Director of Critical Care Services at ...