Overview
The role of a Registered Nurse - Vaccination Support is crucial in providing vaccination services and support to patients. Working as part of a healthcare team, the nurse plays a vital role in administering vaccines, monitoring patients, and ensuring the smooth operation of vaccination programs.
Key Responsibilities
- Administering vaccines to patients
- Assessing patient eligibility for vaccinations
- Monitoring vital signs before and after vaccination
- Documenting vaccination data and medical records
- Providing patient education and answering questions
- Collaborating with healthcare team on vaccination programs
- Ensuring vaccine storage and handling protocols are followed
- Responding to adverse reactions or emergencies
- Participating in community outreach and vaccination events
- Ensuring compliance with vaccination regulations and protocols
Required Qualifications
- Valid Registered Nurse (RN) license
- Bachelor's or Associate's degree in Nursing
- CPR and Basic Life Support (BLS) certification
- Experience in vaccination or immunization programs
- Strong understanding of vaccine administration protocols
- Ability to assess patient eligibility and contraindications
- Excellent communication and patient education skills
- Knowledge of medical record documentation and confidentiality
- Ability to respond to medical emergencies and adverse reactions
- Understanding of vaccine storage and handling regulations
Skills: patient care,medical records,vaccines,healthcare,patient education,cvs,mmr
