Immunization Policy. Mater Christi School requires documentary proof of adequate age appropriate immunization, in accordance with the schedule recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), and the Vermont Department of Health, be provided for attendance at Mater Christi School. Philosophical exemption is not permitted at Mater Christi School. Religious exemption is not permitted at Mater Christi School as this is not compatible with Catholic Social Teaching. Medical exemption is permissible only at the sole discretion of Mater Christi School. A signed document must be received by a Vermont licensed (in good standing), board certified medical doctor (“M.D.”) for a student to be considered for a medical exemption by Mater Christi School. Mater Christi School reserves the right to have an independent medical examination (“IME”) of the student performed by an M.D. of its choosing, at the expense of the student’s parent or guardian, which will include a release of the student’s medical records only to the examining M.D. The M.D. will issue a medical opinion to Mater Christi School only on whether or not the exemption request is medically necessary and appropriate and if temporary or permanent with an expiration date. No other specific medical information about the student will be shared with Mater Christi School, absent approval by the parent or legal guardian of the student, or unless otherwise ordered to be provided by a court with jurisdiction or pursuant to applicable Vermont laws. Students in the process of completing vaccination requirements may be provisionally admitted, at the discretion of Mater Christi School, without an exemption if the student has a scheduled appointment to receive the missing vaccine(s). Alternate or delayed vaccination schedules are not acceptable. The Provisional Admittance section of the Notice of Missing Immunizations form must be signed by a Vermont licensed (in good standing) and board-certified M.D. and submitted by the parent/guardian to Mater Christi School prior to entry. The period of Provisional Admittance must not exceed six months. Approved by the Board of Trustees February 21, 2019 Students’ immunizations must be up to date prior to the start of school. If requirements are not met, the school reserves the right to excuse this student from class until the vaccinations are complete.
Immunization Policy. It is the policy of the Lincoln County Humane Society, that all employees receive pre-exposure immunization for rabies and hepatitis B, unless they furnish written instructions from their Doctor advising against immunization. As well, a titer must be done to determine whether additional immunization is necessary. The frequency of the titer will be decided with consultation with the employee's family physician. The Employer will be responsible for all costs to implement this program for all present employees. It will be the responsibility of all future employees, as a condition of employment, to be immunized for pre-exposure rabies and hepatitis B. The effective date will be January 1st, 1998.
Immunization Policy. STUDENT must be fully immunized in order to attend FMS. Only a medical exemption provided by a licensed health care practitioner will be honored.
Immunization Policy. Before a child is enrolled, an up to date immunization record is required. It must remain current while attending the center.
Immunization Policy. For each child enrolled, the parent (or legal guardian) must provide a current immunization record (3231) appropriate for the child’s age prior to the first day of the program. The child’s immunizations must remain up‐to‐date through the duration of the program. Only medical exemptions approved by the MJCCA will be allowed. It is the responsibility of the parent (or legal guardian) to update the file when the health records change. Infant Safe Sleep Practices Policy Safe Sleep Practices/Policies for Infants For INFANTS only (children who will be under the age of 1 on 9/1/2023)
Immunization Policy. Fairview shall deny admissions to non-immunized children unless a medical exemption is provided by a licensed health care practitioner. This policy applies to all incoming students seeking admissions on or after February 1st, 2012, and each term or school year thereafter.
Immunization Policy. Healthcare workers (HCWs) are at risk for exposure to serious, and sometimes deadly, diseases. If you work directly with patients or handle material that could spread infection, you should get appropriate vaccines to reduce the chance that you will get or spread vaccine-preventable diseases. 🞐 Our office requires that all new-hires are vaccinated in accordance with current recommendations for HCWs 🞐 Annual Immunization is mandatory for all employees. 🞐 Immunization is considered a personnel decision of each employee.
Immunization Policy. As a prerequisite to registration, Florida International University requires all students to comply with the following immunization policy regulations from the Florida Board of Governors regarding measles, mumps, rubella, meningitis and hepatitis B immunity:
