The first COVID-19 vaccines were administered in Pennsylvania at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh on Monday, Dec. 14, 2020. The first recipient was Charmaine Pykosh, a 67-year-old acute care nurse in the surgical/intensive care unit at UPMC Presbyterian.
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