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Flagler County vaccinates health care workers who were told they can t get the COVID-19 vaccine

Flagler County vaccinates health care workers who were told they can’t get the COVID-19 vaccine Health officials say they wanted to prioritize these essential workers Updated:  Tags:  FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – Health care workers who were told they can’t get the COVID-19 vaccine because they aren’t affiliated with or employed by a hospital system were able to receive their first shots of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at a special event in Flagler County. Ann Scott and Michelle Nye said they now have peace of mind after getting their first doses. “So much better. I’m psyched! It’s a really great thing,” Scott said.

Standing O: Health Department Nursing Specialist Stephanie Ear

2 months ago Share Ear, the health department s school health coordinator, helps manage the health department s contact tracing efforts in local schools. In a normal school year, Florida Department of Health-Flagler Nursing Specialist Stephanie Ear helps manage student vaccination efforts, makes sure children are checked for conditions like scoliosis, teaches school staff how to administer emergency medications and helps ensure school clinics are running smoothly. But this year, she s been tasked with managing the health department s effort to keep COVID-19 from spreading through the school system. Now, everything is about COVID, she said. A lot of case investigation, a lot of receiving concerns.

Happy New Year: Vaccinations Begin in Flagler

Caryn Prather, Flagler County Fire Rescue’s Community Paramedic, a 22-year veteran of the agency and one of the leaders of the county’s 10-months-long Covid-testing program, getting her first dose of the Moderna vaccine on Tuesday at the Emergency Operations Center. She was one of about 20 people inoculated. (© FlaglerLive) It was a festive atmosphere Tuesday afternoon in a classroom of Flagler County’s Emergency Operations Center, temporarily converted into a shooting gallery: over the course of an hour, some 30 people, most of them firefighter-paramedics, some of them Department of Health employees, sat for their first shot of the Covid-19 vaccine, Moderna edition. 

Internal Tally Puts Flagler s Covid Deaths at 50, Two More Than Public Dashboard; 4 Connected to Social Club

Coronavirus temperature checks at the Government Services Building in Bunnell, where some officials have occasionally boasted of the county’s lower Covid numbers, relative to the rest of the state. (© FlaglerLive) A Florida Health Department tally of Covid-related deaths in Flagler County, affecting just Flagler residents, places the total number of fatalities at 50, two more than the tally publicized by the department’s public dashboard. The internal spreadsheet, provided to FlaglerLive by Flagler County’s health department director, includes 49 “confirmed” Covid-related deaths and one “probable,” that of a 74-year-old white man who died on Sept. 13, though the tally also specifies that the death is not

Covid Deaths in Flagler at 47, Week s Positive Cases Shatter Record in Evidence of Thanksgiving Spike as Vaccines Arrive

The week ending Dec. 19 shattered the record for positive cases in Flagler County, with a total of 220 confirmed. (© FlaglerLive) See Covid-testing locations and schedules in Flagler-Palm Coast through the end of the year here. The Flagler Department of Health this week reported the 47th Covid-19 death of a Flagler County resident, and 220 confirmed positive coronavirus cases in the county in the week ending Saturday, setting a new single-week record in the county since the pandemic began in February. “It was a pretty rough week, we expect those trends to continue,” Bob Snyder., who heads Flagler County’s Health Department, said this afternoon. “I hope not, but we’re in that phase of the virus that’s most concerning for us.”

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