Frontline health care workers share perspective and advice
March 25, 2021
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