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Arizona s largest employer requires COVID shots as concerns about Third Wave grow
Banner Health s mandates vaccinations for all 45,000 workers. State health director says climbing COVID cases is pandemic of unvaccinated Author: Brahm Resnik Updated: 10:00 PM MST July 20, 2021
PHOENIX People who work for Arizona s largest employer will have to get COVID-19 shots by November if they want to keep working there.
Banner Health is dangling $10,000 prizes to persuade any of its 45,000 employees who are unvaccinated to roll up their sleeves. We care for some of the most vulnerable people in our communities and we owe it to them to take every measure possible to ensure the safest care environment, Peter Fine, president and chief executive officer of Banner Health, said in a companywide email Tuesday.
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Dr. Maya Summer works at Arizona Public Health, overseeing and researching a myriad of public health issues. A passionate advocate for a motorcycle helmet law, she also monitors disease-bearing mosquitoes, rabid bobcats, and the opioid epidemic along with many other concerns. To maintain her clinical skills, she spends time at the nearby family medicine residency, seeing patients and teaching new physicians. Maya also navigates a complicated personal life: a somewhat troubled romantic relationship with a cardiologist; a retired physician-friend searching for new meaning; an undocumented neighbor raising a young son; and a cherished ailing old horse. A new danger looms when she sparks the anger of local biker gangs who want to stop her helmet campaign. As the intimidating warnings reach an unsettling highpoint, a past trauma that had been fueling her work now starts to haunt her threatening to derail her carefully choreographed life.