Wyckoff Heights nurse honored by Mattel with Barbie doll
Mattel is honoring front-line medical workers, and a local nurse from Wyckoff Heights is among them.
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Aug 4, 2021, 6:29 PM
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3h agoMattel is honoring front-line medical workers, and a local nurse from Wyckoff
Heights is among them.
Amy O’Sullivan is a nurse who treated
Brooklyn’s first COVID-19 patient.
The
patient needed to be intubated, and O’Sullivan helped.
A few weeks later, the patient recovered and was able to get back to work.
The company plans to donate $5 for each doll sold at participating Target
locations in August.
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