Seniors over 85 Shephard says she has received word that the second shipment of 3,900 doses destined for New Brunswick next week will go to a different location. We have confirmed that we will be sending a portion of our next shipment to Moncton, Shephard said. The details are not worked out yet. We re focusing on assessing to see how Miramichi goes before giving out those details. The Paramedic Association of New Brunswick is hoping coordination of healthcare workers receiving the vaccine is better organized after some frontline staff were invited to get immunized, but couldn t get a shift change in order to do it.
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Seniors over 85 The Pfizer/BioNtech COVID-19 vaccine is now approved for use. New Brunswick received its first shipment Tuesday Dec. 15. at the Miramichi Regional Hospital.https://t.co/NJ1n8cti5Dpic.twitter.com/mBcZtQeIK9 Government of NB (@Gov NB) December 15, 2020 Health Minister Dorothy Shephard says they want to do it right. The applications went out friday, deadline is today and so those applications will all be vetted to ensure that they re going to the priority groups and then those decisions will be made, Shephard said. There has been concern that some healthcare workers, like paramedics, received an invitation to get the vaccine, but didn t get their shift off to go get it.