They’re the ones who have the information.’ Miami-Dade waits on Florida for contact tracing

Dennis Pillion - Researchers at George Washington University estimated that Alabama would need more than 5,000 contact tracers to adequately do the job, in their Contract Tracing Workforce Estimator, based on factors such as the population size and number of new cases per day in the state. That group estimates that more than 200,000 contact tracers are needed nationwide. Read More.