Do you trust people who are in vaccine clinics to give covid shots?

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If you are getting your first covid shot at a non doctor's office or a hospital and just at a vaccine clinic, do you trust just random people who volunteer there to give out the vaccine? I mean they are nurses aren't they who give out the vaccines? Do they know what they are doing?

Jon · Answer

"Random" volunteers are not giving the shots. Who qualifies depends on the jurisdiction, but in most places you have to be at least an EMT or a pharmacist.

Gentile · Answer

i went to my pharmatist to get my shots. the pharmacy did a good job no one died that we know of from having shots there. Thanks for the question.

Pearl · Answer

yes or they wouldnt be doing it

18 gibbs 20 · Answer

They are all trained and certified as such.  They don't just have anyone poking needles into people.

Kieth · Answer

It's a shot in the shoulder, swab and stab. Anyone could do it.

Charlie Fox · Answer

Yes, they're nurses. When I got my shot, it was people in school for nursing. They still know what they're doing. Wioe with alcohol pad, take off cap of syringe, stick needle in arm. Not that much room for error, so I don't see what you're scared of, really.

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Do you trust people who are in vaccine clinics to give covid shots?

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