Nursing professionals constitute the most important workforce in the health system as caremanagers, since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic they have worked in the first line of care demonstrating quality of care, vocation, commitment and courage to exercise their profession despite the risks, discrimination, deterioration of their physical, mental and emotional health to which theyhave been exposed. Objective: to identify the working conditions of professional nurses, their influenceon the quality of care in times of COVID-19. Methodology Type of study: descriptive, correlational-transversal; population 40 nursing professionals and 40 patients from Hospital León BecerraCamacho,IIlevel of care with referral for COVID-19 patients; Two instruments were applied: Survey"Nursing professional working conditions" with a reliability of Cronbach's Alpha 0.878; the survey“Quality of care” with a reliability of 0.867. Results: 82.5% of nursing professionals have regularworking conditions, 17.5% have good working conditions; in quality of care 85% of patients receivevery good quality of care, 15% good quality of care; For the correlation of the variables, the ChiSquare test was used, obtaining a p-value = 0.677, which indicates that the working conditions ofnursing professionals are independent of the quality of care. Conclusion: There is no relationship between the working conditions nursing professional and the quality of care in times of COVID-19

quality, working conditions, coronavirus, care managers, patients.