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UW Employees receive COVID vaccine with more coming soon – Sheridan Media

Dr. Evan Norby, program director for the UW Cheyenne Family Medicine Residency Program, receives his COVID-19 vaccination late last week. He was one of the first health care workers in Wyoming to receive the Pfizer vaccine. (UW Photo) As shipments of the first Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines began arriving in Wyoming, health care workers at the University of Wyoming’s two clinic/residency programs in Cheyenne and Casper were among the first in line to receive their shots. Other UW employees in front-line health care jobs will soon join them, followed by other employees in high-risk categories. Eventually, COVID-19 vaccinations are expected to be available to all employees and students, in accordance with priorities established by the Wyoming Department of Health.

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UW employees among first to receive COVID vaccine; more coming soon

(Laramie, WY) – As shipments of the first Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines began arriving in Wyoming last week, health care workers at the University of Wyomingâs two clinic/residency programs in Cheyenne and Casper were among the first in line to receive their shots. Other UW employees in front-line health care jobs will soon join them, followed by other employees in high-risk categories. Eventually, COVID-19 vaccinations are expected to be available to all employees and students, in accordance with priorities established by the Wyoming Department of Health. Advertisement Both the Cheyenne and Casper Family Medicine Residency programs, part of the UW College of Health Sciences, began administering the first of two Pfizer doses to their residents and faculty physicians Thursday, thus beginning what many might describe as âfinally turning the cornerâ in the nearly yearlong battle against the novel coronavirus.

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