Vaccine Providers
The Campaign to ImmuNYze all New Yorkers is an initiative of the County Health Officials of New York (NYSACHO) bringing together patients, parents, providers and campaign partners to heighten awareness of vaccines and the need to immunize throughout life – from infancy through senior years.
Our Immunization Information Materials Are Available to You!
The Campaign strives to provide up-to-date, accessible information about childhood immunizations and adult immunizations with the goal of increasing vaccination rates throughout New York State. The Campaign’s positive immunization messages are available to the public, vaccine providers in NY and our partners.
You can download our immunization information and reproduce any of the campaign materials posted on our website for use in your practice and as educational information for patients.
NYSACHO has reached out to New York State vaccine provider organizations that share our goals. Some of our partners have co-branded our campaign materials, which are also available on our site. Please check for co-branded materials if you are a member of one of the clinical provider organizations listed below.
In addition to local health departments, the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) is our primary partner and supporter of the campaign. The NYSDOH website offers current information for vaccine providers in NY, vaccine safety, and immunization regulations related to health care workers, school requirements, and parent and patient information. Find vaccine providers in NY.
Our clinical partners also provide excellent resources for up-to-date and accurate immunization information targeted to specific providers and populations.
Our Partners in the Campaign to Immunize New York
- American Academy of Family Physicians, NYS
- American Academy of Pediatrics, NYS
- American Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology, District II
- Community Health Care Association of NYS
- New York Chapter, American College of Physicians
Other partners may work with children and/or adults in other settings, such as colleges, schools and childcare centers, or through outreach and support to specific vulnerable, high-risk populations of children and/or adults. Visit our Partners Page to learn more about other organizations working to ImmuNYze All New Yorkers.
National Infant Immunization Week
April 24 – 30, 2022
National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW) is an annual observance highlighting the importance of vaccinating children that are two years and younger from vaccine-preventable diseases. Access the below resources to find out how getting your child vaccinated plays a vital role in protecting our community.
Resources for Healthcare Professionals
Easy-to-Read Vaccine Schedules for Children, Teens & Adults
These easy-to-read vaccine schedules for children, preteens, teens and adults are ideal for sharing with patients and parents.
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Immunization Schedules for Children >> |
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Immunization Schedules for Pre-teens & Teens >> |
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Immunization Schedules for Adults >> |
Detailed Immunization Schedules for Vaccine Providers
These detailed vaccine schedules for children teens and adults are designed for use by vaccine providers.
Birth to 18 Years Recommended Immunization Schedule >>
Birth to 18 Years Immunization Schedule by Medical Indications >>
Catch-Up Immunization Schedule >>
Adult Immunization Schedule by Vaccine and Age Group >>
Adult Immunization Schedule by Medical and Other Indications >>
Flu Prevention – Vaccinate Your Patients – Vaccinate Yourself!
Healthcare workers are critical partners in flu prevention, by immunizing their patients AND themselves and their staff. High flu vaccination rates among healthcare workers are a critical public health measure in reducing transmission of influenza to our most vulnerable populations. To learn more about healthcare worker immunization requirements in New York State, take the quiz below.
Become an Immunization Champion
Your local health department can help make you an Immunization Champion. We encourage vaccine providers to reach out to local health departments with questions regarding vaccines, vaccine storage and handling, immunization schedules and related issues. Your local health department can also assist you in identifying your practice’s immunization rates. Local health departments can also connect you to opportunities to partner with others to promote immunizations in your community. To contact your local health department, visit our directory map and click on the county where your practice is located.
If you are a medical expert who is willing to be an Immunization Champion in interviews with the news media, let us know. Contact info@nysacho.org and tell us about your credentials and experience.
New York’s Prevention Agenda 2019-2024
Help make New York the healthiest state! You can help New York State reach its Prevention Agenda goals for Vaccine-Preventable Diseases. Visit the NYSDOH Prevention Agenda website to learn more about the goals, and objectives, along with strategies you can use to improve immunization rates for both children and adults
View NYSDOH Prevention Agenda >>
The Pink Book: Epidemiology and Prevention of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
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The Pink Book provides vaccine providers, such as physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, and others, with the most comprehensive information on vaccine-preventable diseases, immunization schedules, and vaccine administration. |
Adult Vaccination Resources for Vaccine Providers
Adult vaccination rates are extremely low and most adults are not aware that they need vaccines. The CDC has developed standards for adult vaccination practices that all healthcare professionals and vaccine providers should follow to ensure that their adult patients are fully immunized.
Standards for Adult Immunization Practice >>
NYSDOH Immunization Information for Providers
The New York State Department of Health has resources and tools available to assist health care providers with making sure their patients are receiving the immunizations they need to protect themselves and their community.
Immunization Information for Providers >>
Are your employees current on their vaccines?
Healthcare personnel not only administer vaccines, they need them too. Visit the New York State Department of Health to learn more about immunization requirements and recommendations for healthcare personnel.
Vaccines for Healthcare Personnel >>
