Immunizations

Keep Employees Healthy with Immunizations
 

Staying up-to-date with vaccines is crucial for ensuring employees remain healthy and minimize the risk of spreading viruses and diseases to other employees in the workplace. Whether your employees simply need an annual flu shot or require specific occupational health immunizations (i.e., Hepatitis B), DISA’s occupational health clinics will help employees adhere to best practices. Certain industries and positions are more at risk of exposure to serious and sometimes deadly diseases. Examples of such sectors include healthcare workers, teachers, and veterinarians, who require job-specific vaccinations to protect not only themselves but also the patients, students, or animals they encounter on a daily basis.

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Workplace Flu Shots

Each year, the flu affects many people worldwide and can account for absenteeism, higher insurance costs, and employee turnover. To protect your employees during the flu season and mitigate costs associated with it, employers can consider providing workplace flu shots. Workplace flu shots will encourage employees to remain healthy and increase the likelihood of them getting one in the first place, especially if provided during the workday and at or near the office for their convenience.

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Industry-Specific Vaccinations

Depending on the industry, some positions require employees to work with individuals who could be at risk of carrying a disease, such as healthcare workers. Others could risk exposing individuals at higher risk, such as children or the elderly. DISA’s occupational health services will provide employees with a comprehensive consultation to help employers determine which vaccinations are appropriate for them based on their job position. Additionally, medications, health and safety information, and travel advice may also be discussed to help develop a personalized health program tailored to each employee’s needs.

Examples of vaccinations offered with DISA:

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Travel Consultation Vaccination - Polio (IPV)
Vaccination - Hepatitis A Vaccination - Rabies
Vaccination - Hepatitis B Vaccination - Tetanus-Diphtheria (Td)
Vaccination - Measles Vaccination - Tetanus-Diphtheria-Pertussis (Tdap)
Vaccination - Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) Vaccination – Twinrix (Hep A & B)
Vaccination - Meningococcal Vaccination - Varicella (Chicken Pox)
Vaccination - Pneumococcal

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To find out how DISA’s occupational health programs can improve your workplace safety and help you build a comprehensive occupational health program, contact DISA today at 281-673-2530.