149th Medical Group Gunfighters holding COVID-19 vaccine clinics

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Staff Sgt. Sandra Ramirez, 149th Medical Group health systems technician, prepares vaccination cards April 1 for that day’s COVID-19 vaccination recipients. The 149th MDG is holding weekly COVID-19 vaccination clinics for all eligible beneficiaries.

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Staff Sgt. Sandra Ramirez, 149th Medical Group health systems technician, prepares vaccination cards April 1 for that day’s COVID-19 vaccination recipients. The 149th MDG is holding weekly COVID-19 vaccination clinics for all eligible beneficiaries.

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Tech. Sgt. Alicia Thiel, a bioenvironmental engineer with the 149th Medical Group, prepares vaccination cards for the day’s walk-in COVID-19 vaccination clinic on Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland April 1. Thiel is responsible for ensuring recipients understand the prescreening questionnaire and are able to speak to a physician about any questions or concerns they have.

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Tech. Sgt. Alicia Thiel, a bioenvironmental engineer with the 149th Medical Group, prepares vaccination cards for the day’s walk-in COVID-19 vaccination clinic on Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland April 1. Thiel is responsible for ensuring recipients understand the prescreening questionnaire and are able to speak to a physician about any questions or concerns they have.

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Tech. Sgt. Anthony Montejo, 149th Medical Group readiness noncommissioned officer, gives a COVID-19 vaccination to an active duty member’s spouse during a vaccine clinic on Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland April 1. The 149th MDG is holding weekly COVID-19 vaccination clinics for all eligible beneficiaries.

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Tech. Sgt. Anthony Montejo, 149th Medical Group readiness noncommissioned officer, gives a COVID-19 vaccination to an active duty member’s spouse during a vaccine clinic on Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland April 1. The 149th MDG is holding weekly COVID-19 vaccination clinics for all eligible beneficiaries.

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas –

The 149^th Medical Group Gunfighters at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland have been working to give COVID-19 vaccines to all who want and are eligible for one.

Their efforts and attention to detail have contributed to efficient operations and quality, patient-centered care.

The medical group will be holding vaccination clinics on Fridays to accommodate all eligible Department of Defense beneficiaries.

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