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Talks are stalled between administrators at the hospital in McMinnville and the Oregon Nurses Association members.
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AFSCME has collected data on OHSU’s treatment of racial and ethnic minorities and presented it to the university’s president.
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A 14-year veteran of nursing says the worst part of the job is treating patients who deny they have COVID-19, even on their death bed.
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The institution denies it discriminated or retaliated against Cashnita Mathieson, a phlebotomist, and says she is barred by law from seeking $300,000 in damages.
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The Oregon Health Authority is organizing a command structure to address the staffing and bed crisis facing hospitals swamped with COVID-19 cases.
The announcement follows decisions by some hospital systems to require employee vaccinations against COVID-19 despite an Oregon law banning the practice.
The institution will give employees the opportunity to opt out, provided they go through an education session and abide by certain rules.
The announcement comes a day after Kaiser Permanente said that it would require all employees to be fully inoculated.
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Gov. Kate Brown is expected to announce a decision soon that could pave the way for other health care companies to require vaccinations.
The decision was made after the death of four employees from COVID-19, including three who contracted the delta variant.
