HALL COUNTY, Ga. — Emory's Coronavirus Outbreak Response Team proved you can be a superhero in the field -- and on the dance floor.
A group from the University's Epidemiology Department posted video of their take on the Blinding Lights Challenge this weekend. Dressed in scrubs, facemasks and gloves, they dance along to The Weeknd's hit for their own hilarious take on the Tik Tok challenge.
After 3 days of running #COVID19 test sites in #HallCounty, @EmoryEPI #outbreakresponseteam is still going strong! Emory takes on the #blindinglightschallenge.
— Jodie L. Guest (@Jlguest) May 25, 2020
🦠⭐️🦠⭐️ 🦠⭐️🦠⭐️🦠. https://t.co/UBiHAsHINU@EmoryRollins @EmoryUniversity @emoryhealthsci @EmoryMedicine pic.twitter.com/dLSsfoIzJu
Professor and Vice Chair of the Epidemiology Department Jodie Guest said they had just finished a grueling three days of running COVID-19 tests at sites in hard-hit Hall County and were still going strong. The team was working to test poultry plant workers and their contacts.
“Three days of #COVID19 testing in rural Georgia and this is our proudest accomplishment through it all,” one student wrote on Twitter.
36 of the last 60 hours were spent with this #outbreakresponseteam testing for #COVID19 in hard hit Hall Country. I could not be more proud of this group and their incredible dedication, knowledge, humor, and engagement. #WeAreEmoryEPI @EmoryEPI @EmoryRollins pic.twitter.com/uDk8sLeQNu
— Jodie L. Guest (@Jlguest) May 25, 2020
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