LETTER: State, county officials deserve gratitude for work on COVID vaccine
While I appreciate the Review-Journal’s attempts to inform the public, articles such as Saturday’s “Rate of vaccination lagging in Nevada” are inaccurate and unfair. To report vaccine rates accurately, resources would have to be wasted on data entry that’s further delayed by government data compilation. Here in Clark County, vaccination staff and volunteers are instead laser-focused on getting vaccines into arms.
As a vaccine “point of dispensing” volunteer for the Southern Nevada Health District, I witness the massive effort to get every dose into members of our community who want the protection of the vaccine. I receive instructions from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. from Deb Moran, the relentless coordinator of the Medical Corps of Southern Nevada. She is one of hundreds of committed people whose work saves lives in our community. They deserve our gratitude, not criticism.
Please consider volunteering by signing up for the State Emergency Registry of Volunteers-Nevada at servnv.org. It’s a better use of time than demanding more paper-pushers.
