A line of cars wrapped around the Carlisle Fire Station usually means it’s time for a pancake breakfast. But Monday, it was the site of community partnership to vaccinate Warren County residents against COVID-19.
Cheri Schmit, director of clinical pharmacy for Medicap’s corporate office, administers a COVID-19 vaccine to Randy Lane, of Carlisle.
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Librarians checked paperwork, two pharmacists administered the shots, City Administrator Deven Markley preps supplies and City Councilman Eric Goodhue counts vaccines given. Not pictured: Carlisle Fire Department watches over patients for reactions for 15 minutes before allowing them to leave.
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Carlisle drive through vaccine clinic
Carlisle Mayor Drew Merrifield adheres the verification stamp to each vaccination card after the second dose is administered.
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Cheri Schmit, director of clinical pharmacy for Medicap’s corporate office, administers a COVID-19 vaccine to Randy Lane, of Carlisle.
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Cheri Schmit, director of clinical pharmacy for Medicap’s corporate office, climbs up into Randy Lane's truck, to administer his second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.
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Carlisle resident Kay Peck receives her second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine from Pamela Goode, the local Medicap pharmacist.
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Pamela Goode, Carlisle's Medicap pharmacist, gives a second dose vaccine at a drive-thru vaccination clinic on Monday.
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About 85 second dose vaccines were given Monday at a drive-thru vaccination clinic in Carlisle. The city and local Medicap pharmacy worked together to make quick work of the vaccinations.
- PEGGY HUGEN / Independent Advocate
Librarians checked paperwork, two pharmacists administered the shots, City Administrator Deven Markley preps supplies and City Councilman Eric Goodhue counts vaccines given. Not pictured: Carlisle Fire Department watches over patients for reactions for 15 minutes before allowing them to leave.
- PEGGY HUGEN / Independent Advocate
Kenny McCauley, of Norwalk, receives his second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at a drive-thru vaccination clinic in Carlisle on Monday.
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Carlisle resident Kay Peck receives her second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine from Pamela Goode, the local Medicap pharmacist.
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