Immunization Program

This protocol is intended to ensure two-way communication between PHOs and pharmaceutical representatives, while simultaneously allowing programmatic staff to effectively maintain the complexity of being a universal vaccine state, providing choice and ensuring no single vaccine and/or manufacturer is favored over one or the other.

The Immunization Practices Advisory Council and the New Mexico Department of Health urge all medical practices and health professionals to offer immunization against pneumococcal disease to children and adults. This flyer contains information and recommendations for the use of the two pneumococcal vaccines in adults.

This form is used to return vaccines and to track your inventory. Vaccines that are returned are then cleared from your inventory. Complete and fax this form to the NM VFC Program before you return any vaccines.

This helpful document explains how to add frozen vaccine to NMSIIS inventory.

This flyer can be printed and displayed to inform of school immunization requirements.

This policy and procedure downtime manual covers topics ranging from access, training, reporting, individual records and reports, declining to participate in NMSIIS, changes and corrections to data, data exchange, data quality, regulations, and more.

This policy and procedure manual covers topics ranging from access, training, reporting, individual records and reports, declining to participate in NMSIIS, changes and corrections to data, data exchange, data quality, regulations, and more.

Details regarding the vaccine shipments and order delivery protocols for the vaccines for children program.

A list of the most frequently asked questions about the New Mexico Statewide Immunization Information System New Registry.

This is a sample W-9 form.

This borrowing quick reference guide describes the process for borrowing inventories of vaccine for both privately insured and VFC-eligible children.

This memorandum serves as a reminder to district and charter school leaders that state statutes and New Mexico Administrative Codes are in place to guide public schools in both immunization requirements and exemptions.

This document contains a reference of helpful tips for users of the statewide immunization information system.

Use this document as an aid to translating foreign immunization records. It describes disease, vaccine and related terms in table one, and trade names in table two. The tables of information have been adapted from lists developed by the Minnesota Department of Health Immunization Program and Washington State Department of Health.

Complete this log when transporting vaccines to an alternate or back-up freezer.

Before placing vaccines in a new refrigerator unit, follow these simple steps to ensure success.