Immunization Placement Guidelines and Forms

How We Can Help

If you are a first year or returning student in the School of Health Sciences, Massage Therapy Program or the School of Community and Social Services you are required to complete your immunization requirements before being allowed into placement.
You can either see your own doctor OR come to the Health Centre to look after your immunization requirements. You will need to do this before the start of your first semester.
Please be aware that this process may take several weeks to months to complete as immunization requirements may vary from person to person.
The Health Centre is NOT held responsible for students missing their placements related to late immunization record reviews.

Registering with the North and Lakeshore Campus Health Centre

Please come to the Health Centre and speak to the receptionist. She will register you and book your appointment with the nurse who will advise you of your immunization requirements.

When you come for your nurse appointment you must provide the following:

Student ID card
Valid provincial health insurance card
Contact information
Immunization Fee
Immunization Record (yellow card)
Public Health Immunization Record
Documentation of any vaccines and blood work results you have received

Check the Immunization clinic schedule

School of Health Sciences and Massage Therapy Program

Guelph-Humber ECE Program
Early Childhood Advanced Studies
Early Childhood Education
Funeral Service Education
Bachelor of Nursing
Practical Nursing
Personal Support Worker
OTA & PTA
Paramedic
Pharmacy Technician

Follow the Health Sciences link below to find out about your Immunization and Placement Passport requirements:

Immunization Record Requirements and Forms

Follow the Massage Therapy Program link below to find out about your immunization and placement passport requirements:

www.hospitality.humber.ca/content/massage-therapy-clinical-placement-pre...

Food and Nutrition Program

Follow the Hospitality Program link below to find out about your immunization and placement passport requirements:

http://hospitality.humber.ca/sites/hospitality.humber.ca/files/admin/IMM...

School of Community and Social Services

C.Y.W. (Child and Youth Worker)
D.S.W. (Developmental Service Worker)
S.S.W. (Social Service Worker)
C.J.S. (Community Justice Services)
C.J.BAA (Community Justice BAA)
Behavioral Science

Follow the School of Community and Social Services link below to find out about your Immunization and Placement Passport requirements:

http://communityservices.humber.ca/resources/immunization-forms

Documents:

Immunization Letter for Students

Current Size: 100%

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