October/November Vaccination Volunteers

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with vaccination efforts. Volunteer support is key to getting vaccines to the greatest number of people in our area. 

Shifts and roles:
This group is for volunteers ages 18 and older from the general public and no medical experience is required. Shifts are approximately 4 hours long and require walking/standing for long periods of time. The roles are simple, but they are critical to make sure the site runs effectively. You will be trained at the beginning of your shift so you know how to complete your task. Roles during your shift may include screening for appointments, completing paperwork, transporting materials, directing traffic, and refilling supplies.

On-time arrival:
It is critical that you arrive on time. We recommend that you plan to be parked at least 10 minutes in advance of your shift start time. Training will begin promptly at the beginning of your shift time. 

Training and PPE
Briefings, training and PPE distribution will occur near the supply tent (just south of the big white shot tent). Training will begin promptly at the beginning of your shift time.
Please wear a mask. Any other PPE will be provided. All volunteers, staff, and patients will be masked throughout the process and patients will remain in their cars at all times

Parking: 
Please plan to arrive 10 minutes before the beginning of your shift. When you pull into the church parking lot, follow the black and white "Staff" signs posted at points along the road. You'll pull behind the church and find a section of the parking lot between the two tents that is reserved for volunteer parking. After you park, please make your way towards the white mobile building and you'll be greeted by one of the Volunteer Coordinators on site (just south of the drive-thru shot tent).
Parking Map

Weather and clothing:
This vaccination site takes place entirely outdoors in the back parking lot of Germantown Baptist Church. Please make sure to dress for the weather (temperature and precipitation), wear sturdy shoes, and bring a mask. For cold weather we strongly suggest gloves and a hat. 

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