Feeling overwhelmed with hope after receiving my #COVID19 vaccine dose today. This is a pivotal point in our history. With the vaccines here, we are on the path to rebuilding and healing our nation.

HCPs: As #COVID19 vaccines continue to roll out, states are creating programs specific to their populations’ needs. Learn about a unique approach to distributing COVID-19 vaccines and educating communities in Connecticut: cdc.gov/vaccines/covid…

This week, CDC joins APHA APHA to celebrate #NPHW. As the nation’s public health agency, we thank public health workers for their hard work to protect the health and safety of communities and slow the spread of #COVID19. #ThankYouPublicHealth nphw.org/nphw-2021

#COVID19 vaccines will keep you from getting COVID-19. As of April 5, more than 107 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 62 million are fully vaccinated. More data: bit.ly/CDT_vaccine

A new, on-demand webinar from CDC offers free #CE. In this 20-minute video primer for healthcare workers, participants can review how to prevent common #COVID19 vaccine administration errors. Access the webinar at www2.cdc.gov/vaccines/ed/co…

#HCPs: CDC offers a series of 15- to 20-minute webinars specific to #COVID19 vaccination. Continuing education is offered for each of the 4 modules currently available. Learn more at cdc.gov/vaccines/covid…

HCPs, see the #COVID19 Vaccine Quick Reference Guide for a table comparing vaccine storage, handling, and administration requirements for all currently authorized vaccines in the U.S. View the PDF: cdc.gov/vaccines/covid…

#COVID19 vaccines are safe and effective. As of April 12, almost 121 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 74 million are fully vaccinated. More: bit.ly/CDT_vaccine

If you are working at a #COVID19 vaccination site, protect yourself from needlestick injuries while administering vaccines or helping at the site. Learn more: cdc.gov/vaccines/covid…

CDC and FDA reviewing data involving six reported U.S. cases of a rare type of blood clot in individuals after receiving Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. See full statement: bit.ly/3mJe0Ov

Properly storing and transporting vaccines is a critical part of the #COVID19 vaccination effort. In this 17-minute video, earn #CE while you review best practices for transportation and storage of #COVID19 vaccines. See www2.cdc.gov/vaccines/ed/co…

Of nearly 7 million doses of J&J/Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine given in the US, a small number of cases of a rare & severe type of blood clot have been reported in people after receiving the vaccine. CDC & U.S. FDA recommend a pause as we review data. More: bit.ly/3acYSnz

#DYK? Risk for severe illness from #COVID19 increases with age, with older adults at highest risk. Help older adults in your family or community by offering to make their vaccination appointment or driving them to get their shot. Learn more: bit.ly/3uUqyFN.

Community partners working together can help promote vaccine confidence. Learn how CDC and Johns Hopkins University partnered with religious leaders in the city’s African American community to help build trust and understanding about #COVID19 vaccination:

.@CDCGov encourages everyone to get a #COVID19 vaccine when available. Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines are being administered. Patients w/appointments for J&J vaccine can work with vaccination providers to reschedule to get a different shot. More: bit.ly/3acYSnz

#COVID19 vaccines are a safe way to build protection. As of April 19, more than 132.3 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 85.3 million are fully vaccinated. More: bit.ly/CDT_vaccine.

Health Departments: You play an important role in teaching your community about #COVID19 vaccines. CDC's new toolkit can help you continue to help people understand the vaccines & address questions & concerns. See it here: cdc.gov/coronavirus/20…