Appointments are strongly suggested, but walk-ins will be welcome. Author: WGRZ Staff Updated: 12:19 AM EDT May 16, 2021
ERIE COUNTY, N.Y. The Erie County Department of Health is hosting two more Shot and a Chaser COVID-19 vaccine clinics this weekend at two local breweries.
Both first-dose clinics are open to anyone 18 years old or older. At the Shot and a Chaser vaccine clinics, anyone 21 years old or older who receives their first dose of the vaccine will get a free beer, while those who are under the legal drinking age will receive a non-alcoholic beverage.
The pop-up vaccination clinics are both happening on Saturday.
The clinic will be open to anyone 18-years-old or older. Walk-ins are welcome. Author: WGRZ Staff Updated: 6:17 PM EDT May 2, 2021
LACKAWANNA, N.Y. The Erie County Department of Health is hosting a pop-up COVID-19 vaccine clinic this week in Lackawanna.
The first dose Moderna clinic will take place Monday, May 3 at the Second Baptist Church located at 18 Church Street. The clinic will be open to anyone 18-years-old or older.
Walk-ins are welcome; however, those who prefer to make an appointment can do so online here, or by calling the Erie County Department of Health hotline at (716) 858-2929.
For more information about COVID-19 vaccine clinics in Erie County, click here.
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Local students studying for careers in health care are finding themselves on the front lines of the pandemic before they even have a degree.
University of Scranton and Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine students are joining their peers around the region to help with the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
âA lot of us 100% wanted to help the second we could,â said Katherine Snyder, a fourth-year medical school student from Dallas. âWe wanted to be involved in whatever way we could. We want to serve our community, we want to serve the patients who are at risk.â
Since January, medical and nursing students, under the supervision of their professors and licensed professionals, have been volunteering to give COVID-19 vaccines at nursing homes and at vaccine clinics around the region. University of Scranton students helped vaccinate those in the 1A category at the Throop Civic Center last month; medical school students administered vaccines to Geisinger health care work