NCPHD wins safety award from CIS
THE DALLES — North Central Public Health District (NCPHD) won a safety award from CIS (Citycounty Insurance Services), the entity that provides insurance and risk management services to most cities
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THE DALLES — North Central Public Health District (NCPHD) won a safety award from CIS (Citycounty Insurance Services), the entity that provides insurance and risk management services to most cities
THE DALLES — Dr. Christopher Van Tilburg has joined North Central Public Health District as its new health officer, replacing Dr. Miriam McDonell, who retired her position after serving in
Oregon's rural communities use vans for mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinics Health departments in Wasco, Sherman, Gilliam and Douglas counties are taking vaccine clinics on the road to improve accessibility for people in small towns. Author: Pat Dooris Updated: 6:34 PM PDT April 7, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore. — Away from Oregon’s big cities, getting COVID shots to people often involves travel and persistence. "We need to go out and have people show up at different events," said Shellie Campbell, interim public health director for North Central Public Health. "We go to ...
120,000 doses of Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine coming to Oregon Current supplies are safe and not connected to the East Coast manufacturing issues. But health leaders worry the issue will make some people more skeptical. Author: Pat Dooris Updated: 8:06 PM PDT April 1, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore. — On the front lines of Oregon’s battle against the coronavirus, public health leaders worry that problems with Johnson & Johnson manufacturing on the East Coast could impact their efforts. “Well that was certainly a bit of a disappointment as we’re counting on the J...
120K doses of Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine coming to Oregon Current supplies are safe and not connected to the East Coast manufacturing issues. But health leaders worry the issue will make some people more skeptical. Posted: Apr 1, 2021 9:06 PM Posted By: KGW News Staff PORTLAND, Ore. — On the front lines of Oregon’s battle against the coronavirus, public health leaders worry that problems with Johnson & Johnson manufacturing on the East Coast could impact their efforts. “Well that was certainly a bit of a disappointment as we’re counting on the J&J vaccine for many of our outlyi...