Nurses play a key role in the fight against COVID-19. Many nurses are at the frontline of the medical system, providing essential services to the public. In recognition of their role, some governments have granted a special exemption for nurses from the mandatory COVID-19 vaccine. This exemption allows nurses to opt out of receiving the vaccine without facing any repercussions, such as disciplinary action or termination. The exemption applies in many countries to nurses who are not on the frontline or working in a high-risk environment. It is important to note, however, that the exemption does not apply to all nurses and can vary from facility to facility. Nurses who wish to take advantage of this exemption should inform their Human Resources department and provide a written request, specifying the reason why they do not want to receive the vaccine. If approved, the nurse will not be required to receive the vaccine. The exemption has been welcomed by many nurses, who believe it is important to allow individuals to make their own decisions on the vaccine. Nurses are also grateful for the recognition of their role in the fight against COVID-19, and for the protections this exemption provides.