Immunization Requirements. As a prerequisite to registration, FIU requires all students to comply with immunization policy regulations from the Florida Board of Governors posted on the Student Health Services website, Immunization Forms - Health & Wellness Student Affairs - Florida International University - FIU.
Immunization Requirements. All students who live in College housing are required to have received all immunizations per the College's Immunization Requirements and submit documentation prior to moving into on- campus housing, unless the College has granted the student a waiver for medical or religious reasons. Students who fail to satisfy the College's Immunization Requirements will not be permitted to reside in on-campus housing and will not be eligible for a refund of housing costs.
Immunization Requirements. Texas State will inform students that the Facility may require immunization records or a completed health report. If the facility requires immunization records or a health report, it will be the student’s responsibility to submit the documents directly to the Facility for review in accordance with the Facility’s policies.
Immunization Requirements. Diphtheria: Four
Immunization Requirements. Provider shall use vaccines available without charge to children 18 years old or younger under the Vaccine for Children program. Such immunizations shall be given in conjunction with EPSDT/well child visits or when other appropriate opportunities occur. Provider shall report required immunization data to the Nebraska State Immunization Information System, administered by Department of Health and Human Services/Division of Public Health.
Immunization Requirements. Up-to-date immunization records must be presented at the time of enrollment.
Immunization Requirements. The following excerpt from the MDH Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR) 10.06.
Immunization Requirements. When a child enrolls in a school corporation for the first time or any subsequent time and at any level, his parent/guardian must show either that immunization requirements have been completed or a medical objection to immunization is on file. Complete immunization records are required prior to the student’s enrollment in school. An immunization history may be documented in one of three ways: • By physician’s certificate, including complete dates and doses. • By records forwarded from another school corporation. • By a record maintained by the parent that documents complete dates, etc. In order for a child to be exempted from complying with the minimum immunization requirements for medical or religious reasons, the parent/guardian is required to submit a doctor’s note or a written request annually. Minimum immunizations levels have been defined by the Indiana State Health Department and Public Law IC20-8.17 and 410IAC 1-1-1 as follows: ▪ 5 doses of diphtheria-tetanus-acellular pertussis (DTaP), diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (DTP), or pediatric diph- theria-tetanus vaccine (DT) (4 doses are acceptable if the 4th dose was administered on or after the 4th birthday and at least 6 months after the 3rd dose). ▪ 4 doses of any combination of IPV or OPV by age 4-6 (3 doses of all OPV or all IPV are acceptable if the 3rd dose was administered on or after the 4th birthday). ▪ 3 doses of Hepatitis B vaccine (3rd dose must be on or after 24 weeks of age). ▪ 2 doses of measles (rubeola) vaccine on or after the first birthday. • 2 doses of mumps vaccine on or after the first birthday. ▪ 1 doses of rubella (German measles) vaccine on or after the first birthday. ▪ 2 doses of varicella (chickenpox) vaccine on or after the first birthday separated by age-appropriate interval or written history of disease. Parental history of chickenpox disease is acceptable proof of immunity. A signed written statement from the parent/guardian indicating month and year of disease is sufficient. ▪ 1 dose of tetanus-diphtheria-acellular pertussis vaccine (Tdap) given on or after 10 years of age. ▪ 1 dose of meningococcal conjugate vaccine (MCV4). Note: The measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines are most often given in combined form; namely, the M.M.R. vaccine. Health Officials recommend that adolescents receive the following immunizations before they graduate from high school: Hepatitis B, Meningococcal Meningitis, Tetanus-diphtheria (Td), Varicella (chicken pox, if needed), and Influenza (if a...
Immunization Requirements. Children participating in the PA Pre K counts classroom will follow the district policy on Immunizations. (Refer to 2008-09 Continuation and/or New and Expansion Grant Guidance and Announcement: ELS/PKC-07 #15- Requirements for PA Pre-K Counts for additional information);
Immunization Requirements. 1. The EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION will maintain a record of students’ current immunizations and shall obtain student permission to submit data regarding their health status to the FACILITY and will submit this information to the FACILITY upon request. record: Each student must meet the following and have documentation in their student health • MMR (measles, mumps and rubella): Documentation of 2 vaccinations is required. Or documentation of positive immunity titers. • Varicella (chickenpox): Documentation of 2 vaccinations is required. Or documentation of positive immunity titers. • Tuberculosis screening: Students must have a negative 2 step Tuberculosis Skin Test (TST or Mantoux) test or negative Interferon- gamma release assays (IGRA) in their medical history with annual negative TST or IGRA. Students with a current positive TST test must have a negative chest x-ray test within the 3 months prior to the program visit and negative annual symptom survey. Students with a history of positive TB testing will require additional documentation. • Hepatitis B Vaccination Series: A 3 shot Hepatitis B vaccination series is required for students who may have contact with blood or bodily fluids. Or a hepatitis B surface antibody titer. Or the students must document their decision to decline to be vaccinated against Hepatitis B. • Pertussis (t-dap) Vaccination: One-time vaccination after age of 19 for students in a facility where patient care is provided. • Annual Flu (influenza) Vaccine: Annual flu shots are required. • COVID-19 Vaccination: Documentation of full COVID-19 vaccination, consistent with CDC guidelines. Students in need of vaccinations must obtain them from their personal physician. Fairview does not provide vaccinations or testing to students. Students without such documentation or those with a positive mantoux test must receive specific medical clearance from the FACILITY or a healthcare provider prior to their participation in the program or may be denied participation at the FACILITY’S discretion. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION shall keep such documentation on file and shall provide this information to the FACILITY upon request pursuant to the written consent of the subject. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION shall obtain students’ written consent to disclose such documentation to FACILITY as a condition of participation in Program. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION will inform its students that the FACILITY requires students participating in exposure prone procedures who have te...
