She delivered the first Covid vaccination outside clinical trials in December 2020.
May Parsons was given the award by Coventry University as she graduated with a master's degree
A health worker who delivered the first Covid-19 vaccination outside clinical trials has been recognised for her contribution to nursing.administered the vaccine to Margaret Keenan in December 2020Coventry University gave her an Endeavour Award as she graduated with a master's degree in health management.Ms Parsons studied for the degree while she was working on the hospital's wards and said she was proud of all of her colleagues.
"May's commitment to life-long learning while saving lives through her work on the wards and the vaccination campaign epitomises the phrase going above and beyond," she said.
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