Flathead grad describes front-line nursing care in NYC as virus rages
Flathead High School graduate Megan Moore (right) and her friend Wendy Beck in full protective gear while treating COVID-19 patients at New York’s Montefiore Nyack Hospital. (Courtesy photo)
Flathead graduate Megan Moore has not seen her children, Jackson (8) and Lily (15) since she started working with COVID-19 patients more than six weeks ago. (Courtesy photo)
Flathead High School graduate and nurse Megan Moore (center right) has been away from her husband Justin and children Lily (15) and Jackson (8) as she helps in the battle against COVID-19. (Photo provided)
Megan Moore (center) and her fellow nurses Cheyenne White of Georgia and Sarai Vengas of Texas are hard at work treating COVID-19patients at Montefiore Nyack Hospital in New York. (Photo provided)
Megan Moore while on shift at Montefiore Nyack Hospital in New York, where she is helping care for COVID-19 patients. (photo provided)
Night has already fallen when ICU nurse Megan Moore begins her shift at Nyack’s Montefiore Hospital, just 20 minutes north of Manhattan in New York City. For nearly three weeks now, the 2000 graduate of Flathead High School has voluntarily been on the front lines of America’s battle against COVID-19...
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