IMMUNIZATIONS AND TESTS REQUIRED BY STATE …

1 Page 1 of 2 Allied Health DepartmentIMMUNIZATIONS AND TESTS REQUIRED BY STATE LAW AND CLINICAL FACILITIES Allied Health students must comply with both New Mexico law and clinical facility requirements related to immunization and testing. Note: Students should not delay completing their IMMUNIZATIONS ; some take up to 4-6 months to complete. Once students have applied and been accepted into the program, immunization requirements must be submitted withdocumentation from a physician/healthcare professional upon request. If students lack documentation of vaccines/vaccine series or current titers showing immunity, they must follow the posted immunization schedules listed below.

2 The minimum time intervals must be met. Travel or accelerated schedules are NOT acceptable for Allied Health Students. ALL DOCUMENTATION MUST INCLUDE: - Date(s) of immunization (s) - Vaccine manufacturer - Place of service - Vaccine lot number - Results of serologic test if given - Vaccine expiration date - Signature & Printed name of healthcare professional, if IMMUNIZATIONSI mmunization Option 1 Option 2 Measles* (Rubeola) Two doses of measles vaccine on or after their first birthday and at least 30 days apart *See noteSerologic test positive for measles antibody **See note Mumps* Two doses of mumps vaccine on or after their first birthday Serologic test positive for mumps antibody **See note Rubella* One dose of rubella vaccine on or after their first birthday Serologic test positive for rubella antibody **See note Hepatitis B (Hep B) The minimum interval between the first two doses is 4 weeks, and the minimum interval between the second and third doses is 8 weeks.

3 However, the first and third doses should be separated by no less than 16 weeks. It is not necessary to restart the series or add doses because of an extended interval between doses. Serologic test positive for Hepatitis B antibody **See note Varicella (Chicken Pox) Two doses of varicella vaccine on or after their first birthday and at least 90 days apart prior to age thirteen. Vaccination doses should be given 28 days apart after thirteenth birthday. Serologic test positive for varicella antibody **See note OR Physician-documented history or diagnosis of varicella **See note Tdap Documentation of prior Tdap vaccination. Td booster must be documented if Tdap was received more than ten years prior.

4 If prior immunization is unknown or undocumented, consult healthcare professional regarding obtaining immunization . *Measles, Mumps, Rubella is also known as the combined MMR vaccine. This is the preferred vaccine if recipient is eligible.**Documentation must show date of test collection or diagnosis, not when primary care provider signed immunization form.(Tetnus, Diptheria & Pertussis)Page 2 of 2 YEARLY REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS Tuberculin (TB) All students must present documentation of a negative tuberculin skin test (PPD) administered within one year of beginning clinical activities involving direct patient care or present evidence of a negative chest x-ray for tuberculosis (TB) obtained within one year of beginning clinical activities, if the TB skin test is positive.

5 Tuberculosis skin TESTS must be repeated yearly while students are enrolled in any Allied Health Program. Influenza Students are REQUIRED to receive an annual or seasonal flu vaccination. Flu season generally begins in the fall (September/October) and runs through mid to-late spring DRUG TESTING 10+ Panel Drug ScreenA mandatory 10+ Panel Drug Screen will be scheduled during the week of orientation. This fee has been covered in your student fees. For the CDC REQUIRED Adult/Healthcare Professionals immunization Schedule, please go to Clovis/Texas Clinics for ImmunizationsListed below are clinic options that are avilable within Clovis and surrounding areas that may be able to provide IMMUNIZATIONS or verification of IMMUNIZATIONS .

6 Your primary care physician may also be able to assist in obtaining IMMUNIZATIONS . The list below is for guidance only. Services offered is up to the individual clinic as well as insurances accepted and out-of-pocket costs. PLEASE CALL THE CLINIC DIRECTLY FOR SPECIFIC MEXICOC lovis Clovis Family Healthcare, 2301 North MLK Blvd., Clovis, NM (575)762-4455La Casa Family Health Center, 1521 W. 13th St., Clovis, NM (575)769-5021 TriCore Laboratories (Serology only), 2421 W. 21st St., Suite B (575)762-7824 Trinity Family Medicine, 701 Arizona St., Suite A, Clovis, NM (575)742-3033 Walgreens Pharmacy, 700 E. 21st St., Clovis, NM (575)762-3851 Walmart Pharmacy, 3728 N.

7 Prince St., Clovis, NM (575)769-2389X-Press Care 2021 W. 21st Street, Clovis, NM (575)935-7777 PRMC Pharmacy, 2401 W. 21st St., Clovis, NM (575)769-7680 Roden Smith Pharmacy, 305 Llano Estacado Blvd., Clovis, NM (575)762-3848 Portales Portales Public Health (flu only) 1515 West Fir St., Portales, NM (575)356-4453 Village Pharmacy, 1719 S. Avenue D, Portales, NM (575)356-8555Ft. Sumner De Baca County Family Practice Clinic, 546 N. 10th St., Ft. Sumner, NM (575)355-2414 TEXASA marillo Public Health, 1000 Martin Rd, Amarillo, TX (806)378-6300 Farwell Family Healthcare, 301 3rd St., Farwell, TX (806)481-1000 Hereford Health Department immunization Program, 600 N.

8 25 Mile Ave., Suite 500, Hereford, TX (806)364-4579 Lubbock Public Health, 1902 Texas Avenue, Lubbock, TX (806)775-2933 Sudan Medical Clinic, 408 US E. Hwy 84, Sudan, TX (806)227-2292(revised 1/2019)