Immunization records

[LatoyaL 12]

What if you can’t find your immunization records to bring with you to do your medical. 

[JFH 12,189]

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[Jo Së 200]

In most cases if you don't have immunization records or any proof they will give you whatever vaccines are needed for your age.

[LatoyaL 12]

1 minute ago, Jo Së said:

In most cases if you don't have immunization records or any proof they will give you whatever vaccines are needed for your age.

Ok thank you!

[AnaUmo 419]

On 5/26/2018 at 5:58 PM, LatoyaL said:

What if you can’t find your immunization records to bring with you to do your medical. 

If you cannot find your immunization records but you can go back to the clinic you originally got registered at for immunization at birth, you can ask them for a copy. If they do not have a copy then try contacting the Ministry of Health location in your parish and enquiry there. Most likely you will be told that you will need to receive all vaccinations that are applicable to you (age based, chicken pox if you never caught it before, etc). I can tell you though that in Jamaica, it will definitely be expensive since the vaccine prices range from $1500 - $12000 depending on where you get them. If you cannot get the immunization card you should ensure that you get the shots done before you have anything such as a medical exam as the only place allowed to complete the exam in Jamaica is the St. Andrews Memorial Hospital and it is much more expensive there. Good luck!

Edited May 29, 2018 by AnaUmo