John McLain has had his share of practice with flu shots as a student at the Washington State University College of Nursing.
The COVID-19 vaccine, however, is “just such a bigger caliber,” he said.
“It’s a historic thing,” said McLain, who is among upward of 100 WSU nursing and pharmacy students to date helping vaccination sites administer coronavirus vaccines throughout the region.
WSU is partnering with area pharmacies, health care providers and county public health districts – particularly in Spokane and Whitman counties – to coordinate student efforts at vaccination sites on a volunteer basis or through clinical assignments, college officials said.
“Especially as young nurses, we really haven’t
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