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health personnel who are on the front line. Healthcare personnel are constantly faced with challenges that can be stressful, overwhelming, and elicit strong emotions during shifts. Public health measures, such as social distancing, are necessary to reduce the spread of COVID-19, but they can leave us feeling isolated and increase stress and anxiety. The objective of this study is to determine the level of psychosocial involvement in the field of anxiety and work stress, as well as fear of COVID-19 in health personnel in Quito-E health personnel, anxiety, covid 19, stress, psychosocial risk, hamilton scale cuador; This is a retrospective longitudinal study from February 2020 to February 2021 in which the Methodology. first linear healthcare personnel were assessed through the Hamilton test for anxiety, with prior informed consent, anonymously and voluntarily, the participants entered a virtual form with questions general anxiety. The questionnaire sought to find psychosomatic problems using the Scale for Generalized Anxiety Disorder with the symptoms of anxiety, work stress and fear of COVID-19. 202 people who hold positions in hospitals or clinics with an average age of Results: 30 years participated. 1.98% presented a level of serious anxiety; 34.65% presented moderate anxiety; 36.63% presented mild anxiety; and 26.73% did not present anxiety. (p = 0.044). It was found that psychosocial Discussion: factors and also psychosomatic ones are related to fear of contagion of covid Six out of ten participants Conclusion: presented moderate symptoms of anxiety or work stress, while only 2 out of ten presented severe anxiety ORIGINAL RESEARCH PAPER General Medicine ASSESSMENT OF THE LEVEL OF ANXIETY AND STRESS IN FIRST-LINE HEALTHCARE PERSONNEL OF SARS COV 2 IN QUITO, ECUADOR DURING THE YEAR 2020-2021