Nearly 59% of hospitals in Vermont are reporting critical staffing shortages, the highest proportion in the nation up around 6 percentage points from December 25 and three times the nationwide average of 19.3%.

To cover for the absences, Vermont hospitals are depending on traveling nurses, which cost the state $75 million last year, while many residents are traveling to nearby states to receive care.
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Vermont hospitals are requiring employees to get Covid-19 vaccine shots
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Rick Hildebrant - Rutland Regional Medical Center Director:

Now, the people who are getting COVID who have been vaccinated are generally not that sick. They're having mild illness. But they're acting as vectors. They're spreading the illness to other individuals who are unvaccinated and are getting very sick and are landing in the emergency department.
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