Missoula County Government: It's Friday And Missoula County Employees Are Working Hard For You!

Press release from the Missoula County Government:

01/28/2022 2:56 PM

• Media Releases

• Contact Us
• Boards, Committees, Councils and Special Districts
• Current Vacancies
• Online Application
• Governing Boards
  • Aging Services Governing Board
  • Airport Authority Board
  • Florence-Carlton Cemetery Board
  • Health Boards
  • Historical Museum Board
  • Library Board
  • Lolo Mosquito Abatement District Board
  • Missoula Urban Transportation District Board
  • Seeley Lake Cemetery District Board
  • Tax Appeal Board
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

• Contact Us
• Help
  • Customer Service Request
  • Page Layout & Usage
  • Site Navigation
  • Site Map
• Departments, Divisions and Programs

• Animals & Pets
• Arts & Culture
• Birth, Death & Other Records
• Business
• Resolutions & Ordinances
• Community Communications
• Community Development

• About Missoula County
  • Mission, Vision & Values
  • Calendar
  • Customer Service Request
  • Elected Officials
  • What is County Government?
  • Frequently Asked Questions

• Apply for
  • a building permit
  • a burn permit (purchase or activate)
  • County employment
  • a food or lodging license
  • a marriage license
  • a septic permit or well permit
  • a volunteer position on a County board, commission, or committee
• Contact
  • a crime victim advocate
  • a community council
  • a Missoula County department
  • the Commissioners' Office
• Donate to
  • the Friends of the Shelter
  • the Friends of the Library
  • the Friends of the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula

• Email

I’m a registered nurse working as a vaccinator for the Missoula City-County Health Department. I’ve been part of the vaccination response since March 2021. When I was hired for this position, hundreds of people, even thousands during some weeks, were lining up to receive their first and second vaccines. I saw this as an opportunity to use my clinical nursing skills to make a difference for our community during a time when so many of us felt helpless. I wanted to help any way I could.  

My job is pretty straightforward. I help educate people about COVID-19 vaccines, try to answer their questions and provide information about their concerns and administer shots. I work with an amazing team of medical professionals ranging from medical doctors, EMTs, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, pharmacists and physician assistants.  

Our team takes pride in making our community safer against the risks of COVID. I hope that by immunizing our community, we are supporting our exhausted, hard-working medical colleagues who are actively caring for people sick with COVID in the hospitals and clinics. I believe it takes a village to take on something as big as the COVID pandemic. I am happy to be a part of this dedicated community. 

This press release was produced by the Missoula County Government. The views expressed here are the author’s own.