Pharmacy Podcast Network ‘Superman’ Pharmacist Vaccinates Thousands in His Hometown | AMC Media
Nov 21, 2023
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An Exclusive Series on COVID-19 (Part 1)
In this first episode, Pharmacy Podcast Network founder and CEO, Todd Eury, spoke with Dr. Mayank “Mak” Amin, owner of Skippack Pharmacy in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, about his motivation behind the clinic’s impressive Phase 1a rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. At the height of the pandemic, the clinic vaccinated residents at a rate of 300 per hour, and they’ve successfully vaccinated thousands since then.
Dressed at times as Superman, “Dr. Mak” says he's representing all the health care heroes saving lives during the pandemic and endemic.
Hear more about his caped crusade to save lives through vaccination. Dr. Mack nicknamed "Superman" due to his costume he dons, is the owner of Skippack Pharmacy, a small, independent pharmacy in Skippack, Pennsylvania. He is also one of the few providers in the state who has a freezer cold enough to store the Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19. Black Doctor's COVID-19 Consortium administered 4,000 COVID-19 shots in one day In the past few months, he has vaccinated more than 15,000 people in Montgomery County against the virus. For every clinic, he dresses as Superman. He says he feels like a superhero helping protect the community against the coronavirus.
Dressed at times as Superman, “Dr. Mak” says he's representing all the health care heroes saving lives during the pandemic and endemic.
Hear more about his caped crusade to save lives through vaccination. Dr. Mack nicknamed "Superman" due to his costume he dons, is the owner of Skippack Pharmacy, a small, independent pharmacy in Skippack, Pennsylvania. He is also one of the few providers in the state who has a freezer cold enough to store the Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19. Black Doctor's COVID-19 Consortium administered 4,000 COVID-19 shots in one day In the past few months, he has vaccinated more than 15,000 people in Montgomery County against the virus. For every clinic, he dresses as Superman. He says he feels like a superhero helping protect the community against the coronavirus.