QLD Vaccinations
Ensure all documents provided contain the:
- Practice/clinic details including official letterhead/stamp
- Your name
- DOB as a minimum
- Where applicable ensure evidence contains vaccination brand and batch
- NB: In certain specialised clinical settings, the health facility may require additional serological evidence of protection.
- evidence of 2 doses of a TGA Australian approved vaccination or if Multipurpose Health Service or Aged Care evidence of 3 doses TGA Australian approved vaccination are required
- Evidence of one adult dose from within the last 10 years of vaccination given
- ADT will not be accepted nor will pertussis serology
- Evidence of age appropriate course of vaccinations* (Four as infant, two as a 11-15 year old, three as a 16+ year old) or evidence of recent commencement of vaccine course.
- Anti-HBs greater than or equal to 10mIU/mL or 10 IU/L
- Letter from a medical practitioner, vaccine service provider or other health professional acceptable to the HHS or the Department with a statement that you are not susceptible to Hepatitis B. The letter must be on a practice/facility letterhead, signed by the professional including their professional designation and service provider number / practice stamp.
Applicants that are non-convertors will not be accepted
- Serology showing positive IgG result for each (Measle, Mumps and Rubella) OR
- Evidence of two doses of MMR vaccine
- Serology positive IgG result OR
- Evidence of two doses of the vaccine
- Either a positive serology OR
- Evidence of 2 vaccinations
*Location dependant requirement
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Ensure all documents provided contain the:
- Practice/clinic details including official letterhead/stamp
- Your name
- DOB as a minimum
- Where applicable ensure evidence contains vaccination brand and batch
NB: In certain specialised clinical settings, the health facility may require additional serological evidence of protection.
Vaccination evidence can either be found on the Australian Immunisation Register or by contacting your GP.
You will be unable to apply for a shift if you do not meet the minimum vaccination requirements.
If you are unable to be fully vaccinated due to a medical contraindication, upload your evidence and it will be reviewed by our onboarding team.
An Immunisation Medical Exemption or a medical contraindication to vaccination is a medical condition or risk factor in a worker that makes receiving a specific vaccine potentially harmful, as assessed by a suitably qualified medical practitioner.
Discuss with your doctor who will provide advice and assess if you have a medical contraindication.
Have your doctor complete and submit an Immunisation medical exemption form (IM011) to the assessor in your local health district to support your application.
The only acceptable evidence of a medical contraindication is an Australian Immunisation Register (AIR) Immunisation medical exemption(IM011)
Submit this document to hello@upaged.com and it will be reviewed by our onboarding team.
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