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‘We believe in it’: Lima Memorial physicians say they trust vaccine By Mackenzi Klemann - [email protected] Dr. Jason Stienecker, a pulmonologist and medical director of intensive care for Lima Memorial Health System, was one of the first healthcare workers to receive the Moderna vaccine at the hospital Wednesday afternoon. Stienecker was one of the lead doctors in launching Lima Memorial’s COVID-19 unit in March. Mackenzi Klemann | The Lima News ONLY ON LIMAOHIO.COM Read more about the pandemic at LimaOhio.com/tag/coronavirus. LIMA For nine months, Dr. Jason Stienecker and Dr. Jeremy Heffner held to the mantra that a vaccine would eventually arrive. ....
A shipment of 1,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses was recently delivered to Lima Memorial Health System. A few staff members were first in line to receive the vaccine on Wednesday, which comes after months of working with COVID patients within the hospital s walls. Those with Lima Memorial say that they are glad to give their employees a chance to be vaccinated while they continue to care for the community, as the country works towards widespread health. If we can get them vaccinated and get them prepared, because we know weâre not out of the woods yet - itâs going to take a while, a number of months, said Mike Swick, president, and CEO of Lima Memorial. Iâm excited because we feel we have our people protected, and the community should feel good too because when they come here, then they know weâre protected and we can take care of them better. ....