Responding to a Pandemic: Nurses Leading Extraordinary Team
Front row from left: Dr. Leticia Bland, School of Health Professions; Kendra Mack-Semler, nursing student; Dr. Lark Ford, School of Nursing; Josie Alfrido, School of Nursing; Lou Ann Click, School of Nursing. Middle row from left: Cynthia Adcock, Office of the President; Dr. Kenneth Miller, School of Nursing; Dr. Cindy Sickora, School of Nursing; John Turner, School of Nursing; Joe Fajardo, Facilities Management; Jennifer Cerecero, Environmental Health and Safety; Samantha Yee, biomedical sciences student/Student Government Association. Back row from left: Benjamin Johnson, medical student; Dr. Joshua Hanson, Long School of Medicine; Jim Koeller, Long School of Medicine; Dr. Tammy Harris, School of Health Professions; Heidi Miller, School of Nursing; Michael Funke, UT Police.
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The UT Health San Antonio School of Nursing led efforts to create and run the COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic on campus. The state-approved vaccine hub opened in December 2020 and initially vaccinated frontline health care workers and first responders. Next, the clinic was dedicated to vaccinating the area’s most vulnerable residents. Staff, faculty and students from across the university contributed to making the vaccine hub a seamless, well-organized community service. Those pictured represent the many who worked diligently daily to stop the spread of the deadly disease.
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