Immunizer definition

Immunizer means the individual draws up and administers vaccines; ensures cold chain of vaccine is maintained; monitors for reactions post-immunization and manages any adverse effects following immunization as required; follows informed consent process; complies with workplace safety procedures; follows PPE policies and procedures; physically capable of carrying out clinical skills such as immunizations; in the process of, or has completed a health or allied health post-secondary program with the minimum education indicated in the two definitions below:
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Examples of Immunizer in a sentence

  • It is understood that there is a need that every Pharmacist serve as an Immunizer to our patients and customers to be a full service health provider.

Related to Immunizer

  • Immunization means the act of inducing antibody formation, thus leading to immunity.

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