More local emergency room personnel get COVID-19 vaccine
Some more front line medical workers in the Hudson Valley received their COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday, but there is only enough doses for those at high risk.
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Dec 16, 2020, 3:41 AM
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Updated 1,318 days ago
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298ds agoSome more front line medical workers in the Hudson Valley received their COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday, but there is only enough doses for those at high risk.
With limited supply, hospitals are starting with emergency room personnel and moving on as supply permits.
Medical professionals new going public with the vaccination process to illustrate to skeptics that the vaccine is safe.
The first round of vaccinations will take a few more days. Those same medical workers will have to get their booster shot in three weeks.
