Ladies and gentleman, this is the way out, the vaccine is the way out, said Dr. Chang.
During Tuesday s news conference, five frontline workers, including Dr. Chang were inoculated, and received the first shot. This is a very special moment , it’s a moment that gives us hope, hopefully to decrease the chances of incidents , the high numbers that we have in our unit and hopefully have some kind of normality, going back to our normal as we had before, said Perla Sanchez-Perez, a registered nurse who has worked in the Parkland COVID unit since the start.
Every day from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m., six vaccinators will administer shots to about 500 employees daily.
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COVID-19 vaccines arrive at more North Texas hospitals, nursing homes to get access next week
More than 23,000 of the first COVID-19 vaccines have arrived at North Texas hospitals.
DALLAS - More than 23,000 of the first COVID-19 vaccines have arrived at North Texas hospitals.
Parkland Hospital s frontline medical staff, those who take care of COVID-19 patients, were first to receive the shots. UT Southwestern and Texas Health Resources in Fort Worth also received the Pfizer vaccine Tuesday.
Parkland received 5,800 doses of the new vaccine on Tuesday. The delivery is already boosting morale at the medical facility.
Charge nurse Perla Sanchez-Perez was the first Parkland employee to get the shot. She s worked in what Parkland calls the red box, the hospital’s COVID-19 unit, since day one. Getting the vaccine gives her peace of mind.
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On Tuesday, America’s COVID-19 mass vaccination campaign continued. Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas was one of the 19 additional hospitals in the state to receive vaccine shipments after the first distribution of doses Monday.
Parkland COVID Unit Nurse Perla Sanchez-Perez was the first to receive a vaccine a the hospital. She said she has a family and wants to keep them safe.
Perla Sanchez-Perez, RN, COVID unit nurse @Parkland is the first to receive vaccine.
She says she has a family and wants to keep them safe and that she’s excited to be protected for them and her patients. @keranewspic.twitter.com/SeqMuZhRjB hady mawajdeh (@hadysauce) December 15, 2020
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