Use Personal Protective Equipment. How to Properly Don (Put On) And Off (Take Off) PPE, And How to Properly Dispose Of PPE; • Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Basic Life Support (BLS) for all Vaccinators; • How to Use the Laptops/Tablets, Digital Thermometers, and Any Other Devices That Will Be Used During the Event; • The Supervising Physician’s Plan for Medical Management of an Adverse Event; Clinical Staff Should Understand Their Roles in Implementing the Plan; • How to Use the Vaccine Storage Units Expected to Be Used During the Event; • Vaccine storage, handling, preparation, and administration for ALL the vaccine(s) being offered, using manufacturer instructions for the vaccine and CDC and Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) guidance found in: o CDC’s Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit o Vaccine Administration Recommendations and Guidelines Training should include an observation component. Validate staff knowledge of and skills in vaccine administration with a skills checklist. o You Call the Shots training programs about specific vaccines o Data Logger Training; and • Required Trainings as directed by the designated DSHS Public Health Region. These include: o Training on the DSHS system for documenting vaccine encounters during the event o Training on the DSHS system for collecting ImmTrac2 consent forms o Training on the DSHS Data Logger you will be issued on the event day by the COVID-19 Vaccine Storage Facility o Training on the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) o Training on How to Prepare All Physical Event Paperwork for Submission to the Appropriate Texas Public Health Entity.
