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Pharmacist Suzi Francis says St. E will likely be out of its first 975 doses by early next week.
The boxes arrived Tuesday morning and since then, Francis and her team have been administering the COVID-19 vaccine at hospital clinics. She says about 85% of those eligible to take it signed up. They were ready and waiting and volunteering.
Pharmacist Suzi Francis administers the vaccine to nurses, doctors and others in close contact with COVID patients. Pictured here is Lee Ann Ernst, who is the nurse supervisor of our infectious disease response team (IDRT) getting the vaccine.
Credit St. Elizabeth Hospital
Thursday Francis expects to vaccinate 300 people in Ft. Thomas and Edgewood. Wednesday she was in Florence and Friday will be in Crittenden and then go back to Edgewood.