If you're NHS, have you been vaccinated?

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I keep seeing loads of people in the NHS have been vaccinated.

Our trust doesn't have a single vaccine to give out yet. Is this a postcode lottery thing? I work directly with covid patients sometimes and other wards the rest of the time and they're saying hopefully in February we will be vaccinated.

Is this common across the NHS?

My trust has started but didn’t have a reliable resupply of vaccines until this week. Hopefully this was the reason others are slow and things will speed up now. We have access to a lot of minus 80 freezers as a research centre which probably helped the logistics with the Pfizer one.

Bank staff, Midlands. Had it on 30 December. Does seem a random lottery!

I guess its a case of we have X number of doses for Y number of people so we'll use up the Z left over on whoever is further down the list but available

Yes. Work on a shielded paediatric ward. But I'm CEV. Otherwise I'd have waited my turn.

We are vaccinating in my trust in South East. I haven't had it yet but I'm back office admin and low risk so happy to wait my turn.

My trust did vulnerable, CEV and frontline staff in early Dec and are now offering vaccines to all patient-facing staff. They are getting through us very quickly and efficiently.