Immunization Section

Publications

Manuals

Georgia Immunization Program Manual 2012

The Georgia Immunization Manual is intended to provide District and County personnel with up-to-date information and guidance.

• Georgia Immunization Program July 2012 Manual Update 

Reports

Immunization Study 2011 Final Report, Georgia

Immunization Study 2010 Final Report, Georgia

Immunization Study 2008 Final Report, Georgia

Immunization Study 2007 Final Report, Georgia

Immunization Study 2006 Final Report, Georgia  
Immunization Study 2005 Final Report, Georgia  
Immunization Study 2004 Final Report, Georgia 
Immunization Study 2003 Final Report, Georgia 
Immunization Study 2002 Final Report, Georgia 
Immunization Study 2001 Final Report, Georgia 
Immunization Study 1999-2000 Final Report, Georgia 

The Division of Public Health, Epidemiology Branch, Immunization Program and Health Districts collaborate on the Georgia Immunization Study. The purpose of the study is to assess the immunization coverage rates of two-year-old children in Georgia statewide and for each of the eighteen health districts.

Brochures

Vaccines for Teens Teaching Sheet. A teaching sheet describing 7 vaccinations especially recommended for adolescents.

 

Give 'Em Your Best Shot  
 

Hay que Vacunarlos! 

General information on vaccines, forms for school, and on the diseases vaccines prevent.

Word To the Wise: Immunize For Good Adult Health 

 

"Hop to It!" ---childhood and adolescent immunization schedule

GRITS ---Keeping Georgians Healthy 

---information on how the immunization registry helps families and the state of Georgia stay healthy.

Forms & Tables

Request for Immunization Forms (form 3184) 

Health care providers may use this request form to order: Certificates for School / Child Care Attendance; Parent and Child Education Materials; Immunization Record Forms; Report and Request Forms; and Vaccine Information Statements.

Sample Immunization Certificate (form 3231) 

This form is a sample only. Only health departments and physicians licensed in Georgia can obtain blank immunization certificates (Form 3231). Take your child's personal immunization record to a health department or Georgia physician and they can complete the form and give any required vaccines.

Eligibility Criteria for Vaccines Supplied by the GA Immunization Program for Children, Adolescents, and Adults (01/2013) (For Public Health Clinics only)

Table clarifying which groups of children and adults are eligible for specific vaccines (VFC vaccine as well as vaccine supplied by the State Immunization Program).

Vaccine Supply Decision Guide (01/2013)