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The reason for the cancellation is because the state was not able to provide the weekly allotted shots, making it difficult to keep up with appointments.
You can also register at mchodessa.com or mchodessa.com/coronavirus. Author: Zach Leff Updated: 10:12 AM CST January 15, 2021
ODESSA, Texas The Medical Center Health System in Odessa has created a direct link for pre-registration for the COVID-19 vaccine.
This link provides community members with easy access to register and receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
You can also register at mchodessa.com or mchodessa.com/coronavirus.
There is also a MCH hotline for those who do not have internet. You can call 432-640-2220. You can call anytime Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
“We are excited to be able to roll out these vaccinations to the community,” says Russell Tippin, CEO and President, Medical Center Health System. “We are asking for patience as we initially roll out this mass vaccine plan. We have been working for months with several entities, including the Odessa Incident Command, on developing an efficient r
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CEO s of MCH and ORMC respectively, Russell Tippen and Stacey Brown speak during a press conference at Medical Center Hospital on Tuesday afternoon , updating the public about the confirmed COVID-19 cases in Ector County.
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Medical Center Health System and Odessa Regional Medical Center have vaccinated a total of 998 healthcare workers during the past 24 hours, with only one employee experiencing a minor fever, representatives from both hospitals announced during a Tuesday afternoon press conference.
That whirlwind pace is expected to continue throughout the week as the hospitals strive to vaccinate as many healthcare workers as quickly as possible, MCHS Chief Nursing Officer Christen Timmons said.