24/7 emergency or urgent patient care assistance from CDC Clinicians: 770-488-7100
Please refer to the main Health Department testing page, the CDC Testing Overview and this collection of resources from the Infectious Diseases Society of America for guidance on COVID-19 testing.
Medical volunteers are needed to respond to the spread of COVID-19 in Vermont. If you are a health care, mental health or other clinical professional or have health care administrative experience (translators, medical data entry), or have experience working with displaced people, then Vermont's Medical Reserve Corp needs you.
Learn how to join the Medical Reserve Corp
Nurses and caregivers, both paid and volunteer are needed to support Vermont's long-term care facilities provide direct care and support.
Find ways to support your community
Vermont has eased licensing requirements for the purposes of aiding this emergency response. Physicians, physician assistants, and podiatrists can learn more about emergency licensure at the Board of Medical Practice. Other medical professionals, including nurses and osteopathic physicians, can learn more at the Secretary of State's Office of Professional Regulation.
Find information for the health care community, including health alerts and resources.
The Health Department works closely with the Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living and long-term care facilities to help them prepare for cases of COVID-19.