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Without the flu vaccine, you are not immune.

You could unknowingly spread influenza to patients, coworkers, loved ones, and your community before you even feel sick. Getting immunized is a simple but powerful way to keep our workplaces safe and healthy for everyone.

Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) and Site Immunizers Join Efforts

October 8 to 31

Location: Lower Bernard Snell Hall

• WHS will continue offering both Influenza and COVID-19 vaccines up to Oct. 24.
• Site immunizers will offer the Influenza vaccine only, using roving teams and stationary carts up to Oct. 31.
• Site communication and schedules will come out closer to the site start-up.

COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Health-care Workers

• Eligibility:
  • Health-care workers (HCWs)
  • Workers who have underlying medical or immunocompromising conditions
• Cost: Free of charge at WHS or Public Health clinics (while supplies last)
• Identification Required:
  • Personal Health Number (PHN)
  • AHS ID (or other proof of employment, e.g., student in clinical placement)
  • NEW: Health-care workers who are members of a registered college or union do not require proof of enrollment or association.
    • Only need to bring your personal health number (PHN) and your employee ID card (or other proof of employment).
    • No need to show proof of union or college membership.
• Recommendation: Eligible HCWs are encouraged to get vaccinated as soon as possible.
• More Information: Visit the Government of 91ÒùĸÊÓƵ  and the . Find eligibility criteria under the subsection Fall 2025- 2026 COVID-19 Immunization Program.

Report Your Flu Shot

Workers are asked to report their influenza immunization received at a pharmacy or public health clinic via the “Got My Flu Shot” form. This helps us protect our people, patients and all 91ÒùĸÊÓƵns.

To self-report:

• Fill out the “Got My Flu Shot” form on Insite
• Or scan the QR code:

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