David Savitsky, CEO of ATC Healthcare Services, a health care staffing company, notes that while Biden's "four bucket" plan makes a lot of sense, getting it operational will likely be challenging because different communities have differing needs. "We have to bring vaccines to people where they live, where they work, and even where they vacation, or else it will be years before we vaccinate enough people to truly achieve any meaningful result."

He also notes that partnering with companies to get the workforce vaccinated may help the government speed the process while bolstering the overall health of the economy. Many workplaces already arrange for flu shots for employees, so they already understand the process.

When the coronavirus started to spread across the United States in February, David Savitsky, cofounder and CEO of ATC Healthcare Services, wasted no time preparing his team. He knew that hospitals in New York City would need support, and his temporary staffing firm would have a role to play on the frontlines. By the end of March, his prediction had proved correct, and ATC Healthcare had staffed New York City hospitals with hundreds of nurses from throughout the country and increased its business by 35%. “They wanted to do the meaningful, necessary work to take care of the people who were affected by the pandemic,” Savitsky says. “Our role is really to find jobs for people, find institutions that are looking for personnel and facilitate that.”