Wollongong Hospital and Port Kembla frontline workers start receiving Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
ABCFrontline workers from one of New South Wales' largest regional hospitals have started receiving the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine. Key points: The first frontline workers at The Wollongong Hospital and Port Kembla are starting to receive the Pfizer vaccine Up to 4,000 workers at the hospital and 700 at the port will be vaccinated by August As many as 350 staff will be vaccinated each day Deborah Cameron from the Illawarra Shoalhaven Health Services said the first delivery arrived at The Wollongong Hospital yesterday. Find more local news Tell us your location and find more local ABC News and information "There will be 12 vaccination stations with nurse immunises, also a separate area where pharmacy technicians are drawing up the vaccines and a dedicated observation area," Ms Cameron said. Doctor who treated first COVID patient receives first vaccine Infectious diseases specialist Niladri Ghosh treated the first person for coronavirus at the hospital and was the first staff member to receive the vaccine at the hub today.