Holy Family Hospital pop-up clinic

Providence plans to vaccinate 1,400 people at Holy Family Hospital pop-up clinic

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Fri., Jan. 22, 2021

Pharmacist Erin White measures doses of the Moderna vaccine, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. The vaccination clinic, one of the first for people over 65, will administer 1400 doses over three days. Next week, mass vaccinations will begin at the Spokane Arena.

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Jerry Kuntz and Mary Jo Lovellpose for a selfie photo after receiving the Moderna vaccine, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. The vaccination clinic was for people over 65 who were able to get an appointment.

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Robin Toth, center, listens to nurse Dawn Doud, right, go over information about the Moderna vaccine she was about to receive, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. Behind them, Michael Toth, Robin’s husband, gets the same briefing from nurse Brian Baker before receiving his dose of the vaccine.

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Randy Albright, left, receives the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, from nurse Beth Cutler, right, at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. The pop-up event will administer 1400 doses over three days to people 65 and over.

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Robin Toth receives the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine from nurse Dawn Doud Friday at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. Behind them, Michael Toth, Robin’s husband, prepares to get his dose from nurse Brian Baker.

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Brenda and Patric Oenbring over Liberty Lake pose for a selfie photo after receiving the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. The vaccination clinic was for people over 65 and the hospital expected 1400 to get the vaccine over three days.

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Pre-filled with measured out doses of the Moderna vaccine, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. A trio of medical staffers filled syringes to speed up the injections going on in a meeting room at the hospital. The vaccination clinic, one of the first for people over 65, will administer 1400 doses over three days. Next week, mass vaccinations will begin at the Spokane Arena.

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Pharmacist Erin White measures doses of the Moderna vaccine, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. The vaccination clinic, one of the first for people over 65, will administer 1400 doses over three days. Next week, mass vaccinations will begin at the Spokane Arena.

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(from left) Pharmacist Erin White, nurse practitioner Jamie Mark and nurse Christa Arguinchona measure out doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. The trio filled syringes to speed up the injections going on in a meeting room at the hospital. The vaccination clinic, one of the first for people over 65, will administer 1400 doses over three days. Next week, mass vaccinations will begin at the Spokane Arena.

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A box of stickers are at a nurse’s table, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. In one of the first COVID-19 vaccination events, 1400 will be vaccinated over three days. A larger vaccination center is scheduled to open at the Spokane Arena next week.

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Nurse Brian Baker, left, administer’s the first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine to Michael Toth, right, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. It was part of Providence’ first wave of mass vaccinations aimed at people over 65. Their plan was to administer 1400 vaccinations over three days.

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A nurse lays out what is needed for a COVID-19 vaccination, including a prep pad, a pre-filled syringe, an adhesive bandage and a “I Got My COVID-19 Vaccine” sticker, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, at Providence Holy Family Hospital.

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Robin Toth, left, and husband Michael Toth fill out read and fill out the paperwork to receive the Moderna vaccine, Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, at a pop-up clinic at Holy Family Hospital in north Spokane. The pop-up event will administer 1400 doses over three days.

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