2/14/21
Districts are on to Phase 1B for first doses and already in second dose for Phase 1A. If you have NOT received a vaccine and would like to do so, you need to contact your health district to see if you are still qualified. Some districts are still allowing healthcare professionals to receive 1st dose, some are not and you need to wait until general public.
Second dose info will be release by each district. Some are only posting on their website/social media, some are contacting you directly. Pfizer vaccine 2nd dose is 21 days after first while Moderna is 28 days. Please check your district's website for the most up to date info (linked below) Because everyone received their first dose at different times, we are no longer able to keep up with all the updates. What we are able to keep up with, we have posted.
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BE SURE TO TAKE THE VACCINATION CARD YOU WERE GIVEN AT YOUR FIRST DOSE
Central Health District - contacting you directly
Dakota County - contacting you directly
Douglas Co. Updated 2/9/21
2nd dose info https://www.douglascountyhealth.com/109-covid-19/809-2nd-dose-vaccination-clinics
If anyone presents at 2nd dose clinic asking for a 1st dose they will be turned away.
If you are looking for your 1st dose you will need to contact the DCHD COVID Information Line at (402) 444-3400 to make an appointment at one of the community based COVID vaccine clinics.
East Central - contacting you directly
Elkhorn Logan Valley - contacting you directly
4 Corners - contacting you directly
If you didn't get your 1st dose prior to Friday Jan 29, you will be moved to general population.
2nd dose - email/text with info about your second dose
Loup Basin - contacting you directly
North Central - contacting you directly
Northeast - contacting you directly
Panhandle - contacting you directly
Public Health Solutions - contacting you directly
Southwest - contacting you directly
1st dose Below is the link to the survey to fill out. Choose the "therapist" category and fill out the rest of the information the best you can. Tell them you do accept referrals from other healthcare professionals and work with high risk clients in close proximity for extended periods of time, if this is the case for you and your practice. They will contact you. https://nalhd.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2bkrfEGqIYDITat?fbclid=IwAR1-efxUBGZlE9ZoW5JqzwMWseEJJmqqZjhoq-af2s_G0QfHqZDK8D3Z0FM
2nd dose - contacting you directly
South Heartland - contacting you directly
SouthEast - contacting you directly
1st dose - contact department directly.
2nd dose - look for email/signup genius
Two Rivers - contacting you directly
West Central - decided massage therapy is general population
*Please note, the covid vaccine is not required. A large number of our members are looking for guidance navigating this situation and we have compiled this information to help them.
For the latest news and updates on Covid-19 Vaccinations for Massage Therapists, keep tabs on our website at www.amtane.org, as well as look for the latest updates on Facebook
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