Physician Assistant Fired for Reporting COVID-19 Vaccine Adverse Events to VAERS

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For her efforts to report injuries to the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) and to educate others in her hospital system on doing the same, Physician Assistant Deborah Conrad said she was labeled an anti-vaxxer and fired from her job.

Today, the New York-based Conrad tells her story at medical freedom conferences throughout the country, the most recent being one in Mississippi where physicians, scientists, and the vaccine injured warned state lawmakers to pull the COVID-19 vaccines from the market.

Conrad told The Epoch Times she began to see early danger signals in 2021 upon the vaccine rollout, and with that, resistance among her colleagues to report on them.

โ€œAfter the vaccines came out, there was this uptick in unusual symptoms, some of which I had never seen in my 20-year career,โ€ Conrad said. โ€œIn every case, it was in somebody who had received the COVID-19 vaccine.โ€

Conrad said she had never admitted an adult patient with RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) until the COVID-19 vaccines.

โ€œAnd every patient who came in with RSV was vaccinated for COVID,โ€ Conrad said. โ€œIt wasnโ€™t normal.โ€

Then, there were the adolescents with no previous medical conditions who had gotten the COVID-19 vaccine a week prior and, suddenly, they were struck with pneumonia and not able to function, she said.

โ€œThey werenโ€™t able to walk or eat, and they were completely and totally fatigued,โ€ Conrad said.

This was in 2021 before myocarditis was being discussed, so many of those early cases that were probably myocarditis were diagnosed as pneumonia, she said.

โ€œA lot of these myocarditis cases came in with fevers because of this massive inflammatory response that was taking place in the body, so they would be labeled as septic, treated as if we were treating pneumonia or fevers of unknown origin,โ€ Conrad said. โ€œWeโ€™d treat them with antibiotics and all sorts of other things, not realizing that they were having heart failure.โ€

Conrad began reporting to VAERS, which she said was an overwhelming task not made easy by its multiple user-interface complications.

โ€œMy entire life had been taken over by doing these VAERS reports by myself,โ€ she said.

In meetings with leadership, she would propose implementing a reporting system and hiring someone to manage the reports, she said.

Byย Matt McGregor

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