From the McHenry County Health Department:
Local healthcare practitioners asked to indicate interest in receiving COVID-19 vaccine
WOODSTOCK – The McHenry County Department of Health (MCDH) is requesting all McHenry County healthcare practitioners to indicate if they are interested in receiving COVID-19 vaccines for themselves and staff.
A point of contact from each organization or the independent practitioner not affiliated with an organization from each of the following groups is encouraged to complete a REDCap survey available at http://redcap.link/hcpvaccine to indicate COVID-19 vaccine interest among their staff:
- Behavioral and mental health practitioners
- Dental health providers
- Private primary care physicians not affiliated with an organization
- Outpatient healthcare services
- Dialysis centers
- Home healthcare
- School nurses
- Congregate living facility employees
This is not a form to register to receive the vaccine. MCDH will continue to communicate to these groups, and when they are able to register for the vaccine, through its e-notifications system and social media.
If you are a physician and wish to administer the COVID-19 vaccine at your own office, you will be asked if you are registered with ICARE for the COVID-19 vaccine.
If you are not registered, you will need to do so.
Those who will need to receive their shot at a MCDH clinic will need to bring current identification and proof of their employment (employment badge, paycheck stub, state licensure or certificate).
If that information is not provided at the time of your appointment, MCDH reserves the right to deny you the vaccine.
“Individuals who work in these respective healthcare practices are putting themselves at risk and are potentially putting their clients at risk,” said MCDH Public Health Nursing Director Susan Karras.
“We want to protect these priority practitioners because of their close proximity to those they provide essential services to while also doing as much as possible to keep from overburdening our hospitals.”
Residents are urged to continue to do their part in preventing the spread of COVID-19 by:
· Wearing a mask whenever outside your home or with anyone not from your household
· Watching your distance, staying at least 6 feet from people and avoiding in-person gatherings
· Washing your hands often
For more information about COVID-19 vaccine distribution in McHenry County and signing up for e-notifications, please visit bit.ly/MCDHCovidVaccine.
Up to half of health care workers in some parts of California are refusing to take the coronavirus vaccine, despite scientific evidence that it is safe, leading to a potential surplus of doses and renewed questions about the system for allocating them.
https://www.breitbart.com/health/2020/12/31/up-to-half-of-health-care-workers-in-parts-of-california-refuse-coronavirus-vaccine-covid/
That’s because it’s an experimental vaccine for a disease that for most people is not that serious.
You would be a fool to trust big pharma blindly and an idiot to do so when they are protected from all liability.
Oh no, that totally sucks, guys!
But why would college educated healthcare workers refuse the vaccine?
*puts on Joker makeup*
Neal? I see fools every day wearing Luciferian ritual masks that are making them less than human and extremely injurious to their OWN health while following in lockstep “orders” from the very same things that have been lying to all of humanity for generations. What makes you think they will all of a sudden grow some brain cells and wake up from their programming?
Don’t worry Cindy, you’ll be proved right.
And for the sheep it’ll be too late.
Some will and some won’t.
Every day a few more people are waking up so not all is lost.
Go for it idiots!