Vaccination efforts, and especially mass vaccination events, are not for the weak. It’s some of the toughest, most challenging work I’ve ever done. From managing different types of vaccine, to leveraging complex technology and scheduling systems, to coordinating staff and volunteers. It’s a lot of hard work for any size event, but especially ones on scale. Each location has nuances, each new eligible group brings considerations and challenges, and timelines are often ridiculously short. Having the right team, leaders, and partners, all with the same mission and goals – that’s what makes it happen.

Becky Fox, Atrium Health

Employee health has become a strategic imperative. We've always talked about provider health, which is important, but today it doesn't matter if you're a provider or a non-provider, every employee in every health system is stressed to a point. And the behavioral health of our very own has become an important factor.

Chero Goswami, University of Wisconsin Health System

I would argue that as we train our next generation of doctors, we're going to see a specialty called a Virtualist. Like a Hospitalist, but you're a virtualist. You can be anywhere to deliver the same care and you can get people in the home to be your hands and feet if need be.

John Halamka, Mayo Clinic Platform