Phil Heenan from Poleberry in Waterford was the first resident at the Waterford Residential Care Centre to receive the Covid-19 Vaccine.
Teams from the HSE/South East Community Healthcare have been travelling all over Waterford City and County since last week.
Today it was the turn of the Waterford Residential Care Centre.
The 100-bed unit has been operational since April of last year and replaces St Patrick’s Hospital and St Aidan’s Ward in St Otterans.
Resident Phil Heenan received the jab from Lenora Fitzgerald today.
The first resident at the Waterford Residential Care Centre to receive the #CovidVaccine today (from HSE/SECH vaccinator Lenora Fitzgerald) was Phil Heenan from Poleberry #Waterford. Also pictured are WRCC ADoN Bridget Kearns, Nurse Michael Ogaco & HCAs Jenny Pierce + Tara Dalton pic.twitter.com/tSBDOIGJul
— HSE/SECH (now part of HSE Dublin and South East) (@SouthEastCH) January 15, 2021
Staff members at the facility were also vaccinated.
Margaret Reid, Clinical Nurse Manager 3/Mental Health Services in Aidan’s Unit for Psychiatry of Old Age at the #Waterford Residential Care Centre, receiving her #CovidVaccine from HSE/South East Community Healthcare vaccination team members Lucy Whelan and Bridget McKeown. pic.twitter.com/jjEf7MS6zF
— HSE/SECH (now part of HSE Dublin and South East) (@SouthEastCH) January 15, 2021
Lenora Fitzgerald (cANP Wound Management, Older Person Services, #Waterford and working with SECH’s Covid 19 Infection Control Team) received her #CovidVaccine from HSE/South East Community Healthcare vaccination team member Áine Moriarty pic.twitter.com/KA6FPb54fD
— HSE/SECH (now part of HSE Dublin and South East) (@SouthEastCH) January 15, 2021
