Married YNHH doctors Valentine s Day date: giving COVID-19 vaccines
Dr. Balcezak and Dr. Soni Clubb met in medical school 33 years ago; The two have volunteered almost every Sunday since the vaccines became available. Author: Dave Puglisi Updated: 12:01 AM EST February 15, 2021
NEW HAVEN, Conn. On Valentine’s Day we find couples spending time together doing the things that they love. In New Haven at the Floyd Little Athletic Center vaccination clinic two doctors married for 29 years decided to spend their Valentine’s Day making a difference. She was pretty excited to say we found a Valentine’s Day date, said Dr. Tom Balcezak, Chief Clinical Officer of Yale-New Haven Hospital. This is an opportunity for us to do what we are passionate about and take care of people.
Two long-married doctors spend Valentineâs Day giving people COVID-19 vaccinations By WTIC staff | February 15, 2021 at 12:16 PM EST - Updated February 15 at 4:07 PM
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTIC) - Valentineâs Day was vaccination day for some couples, and two doctors who have been married for nearly three decades were there giving out the doses.
On Valentineâs Day, couples spend time together doing the things that they love.
Two doctors married for 29 years decided to spend their Valentineâs Day in New Haven at a vaccine clinic. There is no place theyâd rather be.
âShe was pretty excited to say we found a Valentineâs Day date,â said Dr. Tom Balcezak, chief clinical officer at Yale-New Haven Hospital.