By Liberty Counsel —— Bio and Archives--August 17, 2023
BANGOR, ME – Governor Janet Mills and state health officials and hospitals that denied health care employees’ religious accommodations, terminated them for refusing the COVID-19 shot, and prevented them from receiving unemployment benefits, now admit that Maine is facing an increasing ongoing shortage of health care employees.
In April 2022, Maine had the third-largest nursing shortage in the nation. A study confirmed that “38% of nursing homes and long-term care facilities in Maine are reporting nursing shortages this year – a more than 18% increase from 2020 when the pandemic began.” According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), approximately 195,400 openings are projected for registered nurses from 2021-2031. The Nurse Journal Report on the U.S. Nursing Shortage shows that as of June 27, 2023, Maine has a total of 14,380 nurses, which equates to 10.53 nurses per 1,000 residents, or one nurse per 100 residents.
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