Frontline health care workers share perspective and advice
One year into the pandemic and despite the hardships and health risks, health care professionals around the globe continue to provide life-saving medicine, care for the most vulnerable, and treat all patients facing COVID-19. In support of the University’s ongoing “Mask Up or Pack Up” public health campaign, hard-working health care heroes share advice on staying vigilant, and how — from their unique perspectives — everyone can continue to do their part to help protect the Penn State community.
Sheridan Miyamoto, assistant professor, college of nursing and child maltreatment solutions network; principal investigator, SAFE-T Center.Credit: Penn State. Creative Commons
Kate Geier, certified registered nurse practitioner, Mount Nittany Physician Group.Credit: Penn State. Creative Commons
Kelly Wolgast, director, Penn State’s COVID-19 Operations Control Center. Credit: Penn State. Creative Commons
Bonnie St. George, Certified Pharmacy Technician, University Health Services.Credit: Penn State. Creative Commons
Dr. Rebecca Simcik, physician, University Health Services.Credit: Penn State. Creative Commons
Dr. Michael Kaiserian, assistant chief of emergency medicine, Guthrie Corning Hospital, Corning, New York. Penn State class of 2010.Credit: Penn State. Creative Commons