I’m On the Front Lines of COVID-19: Ask Me Anything

Join us for this special panel discussion on the COVID-19 incident. In an event dedicated entirely to Q&A, the audience will be invited to ask questions about the current Coronavirus pandemic and get answers from experts in public health and emergency medicine. Our experts:

Maayan Simckes, PhD, MPH is an epidemiologist at Washington State Department of Health. She has been in COVID-19 Incident Management Team since January in a range of roles related to case and contact investigations. She also oversees training for all case and contact investigators working with Department of Health.

Guy Shochat, MD is a Professor and emergency care physician at the University of California San Francisco. His areas of special interest include managing emergency conditions that affect the airways and his research includes gathering data on emergency intubation. He also manages the electronic health record for the UCSF emergency department.

Questions can be submitted in advance by emailing info@scienceontaporwa.org — please use the subject “COVID Question.” Questions can also be submitted live during the event through text chat in Zoom and on Facebook, and the Q&A will be moderated by our host.

Statements during the event by Dr. Simckes and Dr. Shochat are based on their own views and experiences. Their comments do not represent the views of their respective agencies.

  • Event Date

    Thursday, August 27, 2020

  • Start Time

    7:00 pm Pacific

  • End Time

    8:15 pm Pacific

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  • Venue

    Online

  • Location

    This event will take place in a Zoom Webinar. Attendees will be able to participate in the chat and submit questions for the live online Q&A with the speaker.

    Attendees will not be visible or audible during the event.

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