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UNC Health Administers First COVID-19 Vaccines

Loc Culp, MICU Clinical Manager, receives the first COVID-19 vaccine at UNC Medical Center in Chapel Hill on Dec. 15.

UNC Health began giving the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to medical workers on December 15. Loc Culp is nurse manager of the medical intensive care unit, where the sickest of the COVID-19 patients are treated, and was the first person to receive the vaccine at UNC Medical Center in Chapel Hill.

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