Okay, I did a half hearted DDG search on how many gunshot deaths per year...

In the last decade, an average of 589 Oklahomans died each year from guns. By far, the largest share of those deaths was from suicide, with an average of 405 Oklahomans who shot themselves from 2007 to 2016, according to the Oklahoma State Department of Health. An average of 173 Oklahomans annually were victims of gun homicide in the same period. https://oklahomawatch.org/2019/08/05/guns-in-oklahoma-deaths-laws-survival-and-schools/

So let's assume that 10 times the number of gunshot deaths are wounded casualties, so 1730 people per year, for the entire state.

In Oklahoma state total 165 hospitals. Out of these 57 are Government hospitals and 61 are private hospitals. The total number of beds available in Oklahoma is 15177, big hospital in Oklahoma according to number of beds is SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL, INC. with 1112 beds located in TULSA city, smallest hospital in Oklahoma according to number of beds is PINNACLE SPECIALTY HOSPITAL, with 4 beds located in TULSA. https://www.officialusa.com/stateguides/health/hospitals/oklahoma.html

I think they should quit firing staff for refusal of vaccination if they are making gunshot victims wait for treatment.