You've fallen for the fallacy of believing that sick/vulnerable people are less deserving, and also failed to understand that preventing these people from being

You've fallen for the fallacy of believing that sick/vulnerable people are less deserving, and also failed to understand that preventing these people from being sick in hospitals make hospitals more available to you and your family if you should need them, for urgent or non-urgent care. The priority is to prevent system collapse first, then prevent deaths, then disability, and finally overall risk reduction. Also, people who work in IT in hospitals have significantly higher risk just because if their workplace, and reducing the likelihood of them being carriers protects other patients (some of whom cannot be vaccinated) and their staff. The same applies for family members of vulnerable people. This is not hard, you're just not trying.