Clínicas sin cita previa de la vacuna COVID cerradas hasta el 4 de enero de 2022

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December 21, 2021
La enfermera registrada, Joanne Crandall, es voluntaria en un evento de vacunación COVID-19 en la escuela secundaria Northwestern de Flint, donde se distribuyeron alrededor de 1800 vacunas. (KT Kanazawich

Condado de Genesee, MI— Las clínicas sin cita previa para la vacuna COVID-19 del Departamento de Salud del Condado de Genesee en Our Lady of Guadalupe, la Iglesia Central del Nazareno y Shiloh Missionary Baptist permanecerán cerradas desde el 20 de diciembre de 2021 hasta el 4 de enero de 20221, según al sitio web de la GCHD

Las vacunas estarán disponibles con cita previa en la clínica GCHD Burton ubicada en G-3373 Saginaw St. Los interesados ​​pueden llamar al 810-237-4569 o al 810-237-4540 para programar una cita.

Pfizer (mayores de 5 años), Moderna (mayores de 18 años), Johnson & Johnson (mayores de 18 años) y vacunas de refuerzo estarán disponibles.

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Santiago Ochoa is Flint Beat’s Latinx Community reporter. He is always looking to write about anything Flint or Latinx. He especially enjoys investigative reporting and human-interest stories. A communications student at UM-Flint, Santiago currently serves as The Michigan Times’ (the university’s student-run newspaper) Editor-in-Chief. He has worked with publications and organizations like The New York Times and the Interamerican Press Association in the past. You can follow him on Twitter and Instagram at @santi8a98 and can send any tips or comments to sochoa@flintbeat.com

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