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THREAD: Continuing to highlight how NYS employees are stepping up to boost #COVID19 response efforts. Whether it’s registration of patients, running supplies between sites, or more, 200+ employees at @NYSOTDA pitching in to help NYers. TY Commissioner Mike Hein. #NewYorkServes
Eric & Amy (both disability analysts) have been working at the Anthony Wayne sampling site. While there, they carefully don into full PPE prior to going to the lanes to take sample swabs from the registrants in their vehicles.pic.twitter.com/QrRDP8QzXI
The swabs are then packaged into envelopes with the confirmed registrant information, after which, the envelopes are further packaged and sealed in the foam containers for transport to labs. The number of vehicles through each site has ranged from 300-600 a day.pic.twitter.com/VOXGPV179A
After completing the lane time they then have to carefully remove all PPE being sure not to contaminate themselves or others. Eric was also tasked as a Quality Control officer watching and assuring all protocols are followed on the lanes during swabbing and with distancing.pic.twitter.com/JGHUxGKeCF
Richard (who normally supervises analysts working on disability cases, Diane & Karen (both disability analysts), have been working on Long Island at the Jones Beach assisting with sample taking.pic.twitter.com/5hantbJ0A2
Stanley - OTDA’s Internal Controls Officer - has been working at @HealthNYGov’s Medical Emergency Response Cache to make sure that locations throughout NY are receiving necessary equipment & supplies. He’s one of 7 OTDA staffers there working 12 hours/day, 7 days/week.pic.twitter.com/MTvycKfuWr
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