Occupational Health Vaccinations

What workplace vaccinations do we offer?

How many doses?

1 dose

How long does immunity last?

No further boosters are recommended. Current studies sow immunity can last a minimum of 15 years and some have suggested up to 60 years.

Who needs it?

People at risk of exposure through work e.g. healthcare workers, veterinary workers, laboratory workers.

Cost

£150

Book an appointment now – 0113 221 3533 or 0113 873 0242 – [email protected]

Dose

2 doses

4-8 week interval

How long after the vaccination course do I need a blood test

6 weeks although this is not usually required

Cost

£75 per dose

Book an appointment now – 0113 221 3533 or 0113 873 0242 – [email protected]

Dose

1 dose (as long as you have had a full course of immunisations)

How long after the vaccination course do I need a blood test

3 months

Cost

£40

Book an appointment now – 0113 221 3533 or 0113 873 0242 – [email protected]

Dose

1 doses

Cost

£35

Book an appointment now – 0113 221 3533 or 0113 873 0242 – [email protected]

Dose

3 doses:

0,1 and 2 months

or

0,1 and 6 months

How long after the vaccination course do I need a blood test

1-4 months

This is now strongly recommended under current healthcare guidance.

Cost

£50 per dose

Book an appointment now – 0113 221 3533 or 0113 873 0242 – [email protected]

Dose

2 doses:

Minimum 1 month interval

How long after the vaccination course do I need a blood test

6 weeks

Cost

£45 per dose

Book an appointment now – 0113 221 3533 or 0113 873 0242 – [email protected]

Dose

1 dose

How long after the vaccination course do I need a blood test

6-8 weeks

Cost

£65 per dose

Book an appointment now – 0113 221 3533 or 0113 873 0242 – [email protected]

Indication

To identify antibodies to the BCG vaccination or Tuberculosis disease. It is required prior to the administration of the BCG vaccine

Dose

1 dose

Cost

£150 per dose

Book an appointment now – 0113 221 3533 or 0113 873 0242 – [email protected]

Further information on the hepatitis B vaccine for occupational health reasons

The Department of Health has identified the following occupational groups to be at an increased risk of exposure to blood-borne viruses (BBV) and recommends that they be may be immunised against hepatitis B:

  • laboratory staff handling biological material that may be contaminated with BBV;
  • staff of residential and other accommodation for those with learning difficulties;
  • those handling cadavers and other human remains, such as anatomical pathology technologists (APTs), funeral directors, embalmers and pathologists;
  • prison service staff in regular contact with inmates; and
  • certain members of the emergency frontline services, such as the police, ambulance and fire and rescue services, may require vaccination, but only if local risk assessment indicates a need, and only if occupational health advice supports this requirement.

A course of 3 vaccinations is usually required over a period of 3 months or 6 months.

Yes.

All patients who have completed a course of hepatitis B vaccinations for occupational health reasons should have a hepatitis B surface antibody test done 1-4 months after completing the course of vaccinations. This is to check you have responded to the vaccination course and produced the adequate amount of antibodies.

If antibodies have not developed, the hepatitis B vaccination course should be repeated. Our healthcare professional will discuss this with you.

We can arrange for a blood test at our private vaccination clinic. Please email or phone the clinic to ask for a telephone appointment and then we will ring you back to discuss your requirements.

The immunity will last for a minimum of 20 years if you have shown to have responded to the vaccination course.