Vaccine provider definition

Vaccine provider means a health care facility, as defined in s. 155.01 (6), Stats., which administers vaccines, or a local health department or a physician’s office which administers vaccines.

Vaccine provider means any person, including a CDC COVID-19 Vaccination Program Provider, that administers a COVID-19 vaccine in the state of Utah.

Vaccine provider means a provider that Blue Shield determines meets the Participation Criteria, and has been accepted by and Enrolled by Blue Shield following the execution of a contract by the provider and Blue Shield effective on or after the effective date of this Agreement, as well as the Designated Providers. For clarity, Vaccine Providers are not Subcontractors, agents or representatives of Blue Shield for purposes of this Agreement.

Examples of Vaccine provider in a sentence

• The PCP and vaccine provider may share vaccine clinic staffing responsibilities.▪ Scenario 2: Vaccine provider is the primary point of contact with patients.

• The Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Letter of Authorization (Letter) which describes the terms of the EUA, Fact Sheet for Healthcare Providers Administering Vaccine (provider fact sheet), and Fact Sheet for Recipients and Care Givers (recipient fact sheet) in addition to other related documents and translations of the fact sheet are available here: Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine | FDA.

• Click here to request a service.888.684.6064 / www.tryHFC.com 2Covid VaccineON-SITE CLINICAL (Continued)HFC has been an approved Covid Vaccine provider in the NY metro area since 2021 through the New York State Health Department.

• Vaccine provider views on the impact of COVID-19 on immunisation in general practice: A qualitative study.

• The PCP and vaccine provider may share vaccine clinic staffing responsibilities. Scenario 2: Vaccine provider is the primary point of contact with patients.

• Vaccine provider staff shall initiate CPR if the situation warrants it, unless there is a “Do Not Resuscitate” order in place.

• LPHA must maintain enrollment as an active State-Supplied Vaccine provider or VFC Provider to assure access to clinical immunization services in the jurisdiction.If LPHA contracts out for clinical services, LPHA must ensure that Subcontractor maintains enrollment as an active VFC Provider or Vaccine Access Provider.