December 17, 2020 12:34:03 pm
Wearing masks, shields and scrubs, healthcare workers dance to the hit song by American singer-songwriter Lizzo “Good as Hell.”
A video of healthcare workers at a Boston hospital breaking into a celebratory dance upon receiving their first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine is being widely shared on social media.
In the video, which is now circulating on social media, Boston Medical Center (BMC) health workers are seen dancing outside the facility as they prepare to receive vaccines.
Wearing masks, shields and scrubs, health workers dance to the beat of the hit song by American singer Lizzo. “Good as hell.”
The video, which was initially posted on the hospital’s TikTok account, was shared on Twitter by BMC CEO Kate Walsh.
“Why I love my job @The_BMC! Teams of people working to distribute vaccines safely and equitably to their front-line colleagues, who are cheered by their friends celebrating the arrival of vaccines! A great day, a great place, ”he wrote.
Because i love my job@The_BMC! Teams of people working to distribute vaccines safely and equitably to their front-line colleagues, and are applauded by their friends celebrating the arrival of vaccines! A great day, a great place. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/XfrIthFIY5
– Kate Walsh (@KateWalshCEO) December 14, 2020
Many responded to the video expressing gratitude to frontline workers for their service during the pandemic. Take a look at some of the reactions:
Thank you health workers! pic.twitter.com/cql9GXGGG8
– Kathryn (@ northwater39) December 15, 2020
💕🙌🏽💕🙌🏽💕🙌🏽 pic.twitter.com/PoLNaEFO6I
– Annie Johnson (@Buffalowing) December 16, 2020
Love ❤️💕 love! Thank you all for all of your hard work and for being an inspiration for fun and joy!
– jill compello (@drjillc) December 15, 2020
Healthcare workers and all frontline workers are my heroes!
– Jen Pope (@Jmpcongo) December 15, 2020
A special day and I hope the dancing continues.
– John Solman – is going to be vaccinated (@jsolman) December 15, 2020
I’m so happy there is a light at the end of the tunnel for all of you, for all of us, thank you for what you do ❤️
– bex0760 🇵🇷 🏠 😷 (@ bex0760) December 15, 2020
That is so much fun! Thank you for all that you have been doing to keep us safe. We continue to encourage you from a safe distance 🙂
– FriendshipWorks (@FriendshipWorks) December 14, 2020
How wonderful to see this level of joy and gratitude!
– Dr. Tami Gouveia (@TamiGouveiaMA) December 15, 2020
We love you too!
Greetings from Europe, Holland ❤ pic.twitter.com/hU7rYDiBav– Jelena 😷 #CodeZwart (@ _j3lena_) December 15, 2020
Amazing !! Well deserved for all the hard work that the bmc staff has put in during the pandemic! 😊 and I’m glad they didn’t lose the ability to throw a good party 🎉
– Elliott Brea MD, PhD (@EJBrea) December 15, 2020
I’m very happy for all of you at the front; relief is finally on the way. A truly appreciative Boston and all of us in Massachusetts can never thank you enough for all that you do!
– Maria Varmazis (@mvarmazis) December 15, 2020
Why does this make me cry? 😭 pic.twitter.com/DjREuIcx43
– Caroline J Kistin MD (@CJKistinMD) December 14, 2020
I feel very good !!
– Stacey Rosen, MD (@drstaceyrosen) December 15, 2020
While i love my job working @The_BMC and i love this dance video what i really love is that @KateWalshCEO is taking a clear stance and we are distributing the vaccine fairly to all front-line staff and not just doctors and nurses. #frontlineworkers
– Dr. Bob Vinci (@bvincibmc) December 15, 2020
Since its publication, the video has been viewed more than 4 million times on Twitter.
The United States began distributing the Covid-19 vaccine on December 14 after the Food and Drug Administration authorized an emergency launch of the Pfizer vaccine. Healthcare workers are among the first on the list to be vaccinated.
According to Boston.com, Boston Medical Center has received 1,950 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine so far.
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