; and (II) $15,000 in the case of a worker whose estimated annual earned income for calendar year 2020 is greater than $200,000. (ii) Weekly limit The aggregate number of hours taken into account for purposes of subparagraph (A) shall not exceed 40 hours per week. (C) High-risk health care worker defined (i) In general The term high-risk health care worker means— (I) an individual working in a health care occupation, including— (aa) physicians; (bb) nurses; (cc) surgeons; (dd) surgical assistants; (ee) physician assistants; (ff) neurologists; (gg) cardiologists; (hh) anesthesiologists; (ii) obstetricians and gynecologists; (jj) pediatricians; (kk) medical and clinical laboratory technologists; (ll) emergency medical technicians; (mm) paramedics; (nn) home health and personal care aides; (oo) nursing assistants; (pp) orderlies; (qq) diagnostic medical so­nog­ra­phers and medical do­sim­e­trists; and (rr) cardiovascular, nuclear medicine, radiologic, and magnetic resonance imaging technologists; and (II) an individual who is providing or supporting the provision of health care services for the treatment of Covid–19, as determined by the Secretary. (4) Essential worker For purposes of this section— (A) Determination of payment In the case of an essential worker who is not a high-risk health care worker under subsection (c)(3), the hazard payment for such individual shall be the aggregate of $13.00 for each hour in which the essential worker provided essential services (excluding hours provided as telework hours). (B) Limitations (i) Aggregate amount The aggregate amount allowed for all payments to an essential worker under subparagraph (A) shall not exceed— (I) $25,000 in the case of an essential worker whose annual earned income from providing essential services for calendar year 2020 is $200,000 or less