Resources and information for UI Health Care employees about the COVID-19 vaccine.
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UI Health Care vaccine updates
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January 26, 2021After more than six weeks of employee vaccinations, we will soon begin the next phase of our COVID-19 vaccination journey (more…)more -
January 22, 2021Patricia Winokur, MD, explains why continuing to follow our safety precautions, even after vaccinated against COVID-19, is so important more -
January 14, 2021UI Health Care is now offering both the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines to faculty and staff (more…)more -
January 12, 2021Theresa Brennan, MD, chief medical officer; Mike Brownlee, PharmD, chief pharmacy officer; and Suresh Gunasekaran, MBA, chief executive officer, gave a situation update on COVID-19 in Iowa and within UI Health Care, provided more details on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, and answered questions from employees during a forum on Monday, Jan 11 View the forum…more -
January 11, 2021Allison Wynes, lead MICU APP, and E Dale Abel, MD, PhD, chair and department executive officer, Department of Internal Medicine, provide an update on how they're feeling after receiving the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine Allison Wynes E Dale Abelmore