Hi there,

 

The employee has one appointment at our facility, immunizations and need for titers are addressed at the appointment, we send them from our appointment to the facility lab for immunity draw. If any boosters/series are needed we then just have them come back in for the immunizations or in some cases, declinations.



Jessica Landry-Lyons, RN, CPC

Clinical Supervisor-Bangor Region

WorkHealth, LLC

417 State Street

Webber East Suite 210

Bangor, Maine 04402

(207)973-7221

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Hi Everyone,

 

 When you do your post offer physicals, how many visits does an employee have in your department?   Is bloodwork for titers done prior to or during their initial appointment?
 
Thanks in advance for your input.

 

Rachel Leibu, MD, MBA, MS

Director Occupational Medicine Services

Atlantic Health System

973-971-5440

 

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