Vaccinations

Protect Your Workforce with Expert Vaccination Services from Proactive Occupational Health

At Proactive we can provide and support your workplace with a variety of vaccinations including but not limited to Influenza, Hepatitis A+B , and Tetanus can be given by our specially trained Occupational Health Nurses.

Ensuring the health and safety of your employees is essential for a productive and thriving workplace. Proactive Occupational Health offers tailored Occupational Health Vaccination Services to help protect your team from preventable diseases and illnesses.

  • Comprehensive Vaccination Programs
  • On-site Workplace Services & Proactive clinics
  • Customised to Your Organisation’s Needs
  • Expert Advice from Health Professionals
  • Compliance with Health & Safety Regulations

Whether it’s flu shots, or Occupational required immunisations, Proactive Occupational Health makes it simple and easy for your organisation to stay protected.

Why Choose Us?

  • Reduced absenteeism
  • Enhanced employee wellbeing
  • Seamless integration with your workplace policies

Learn more and safeguard your team today!

Contact your regional scheduler to organise your onsite vaccinations or to find out more.

Influenza Vaccinations

Influenza is a contagious disease and can cause disruption in the workplace if spread amongst a company’s employees. We recommend influenza vaccines be provided annually to all staff. The quadrivalent vaccine is updated each year to provide protection against the four most common influenza strains currently in circulation.

Typically Flu vaccinations are given throughout April and May each year. Vaccinations are available at our clinics, and we can provide on-line access to our booking system. Alternatively for worksites with 10 or more employees requiring a vaccine, we can provide this service on-site.

Vouchers are available for purchase; these are redeemable through Green Cross Health at participating Life and Unichem pharmacies nationwide.

We can provide your employees with a brief presentation to dispel the myths around immunisation and to promote the benefits of influenza immunisation.

A recommendation to encourage staff to have a Flu vaccine this year as a preventative measure and boost immunity against Coronavirus.

Hepatitis Vaccinations

If your employees are exposed to the biohazards of Hepatitis A or B and vaccination is part of your hazard control programme, Our team is able to vaccinate your employee either on your site or at our office.

We would require present evidence of immunity to both Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B; If they are not able to provide this information or have no previous exposure/immunity, we are able to provide testing and vaccination for this.

Tetanus, Diptheria and Pertussis (Whooping Cough)

If you have employees that have not been vaccinated in the last 10 years; we are able to provide this vaccination.  This vaccine is part of the national schedule and most adults are due for a booster at 45 years old; and they may have been contacted by their health provider to receive this vaccine.

This can be done at our clinics or onsite in your workplace.

The WHO have announced the influenza strains for the 2024 Southern Hemisphere Influenza season

  • H1N1 – A/Victoria/4897/2022 (H1N1)pdm09-like virus
  • H3N2 – B/Phuket/3073/2013 (B/Yamagata lineage)-like virus
  • B/Victoria lineage – B/Austria/1359417/2021 (B/Victoria lineage)-like virus
  • B/Yamagata lineage – A/Thailand/8/2022 (H3N2)-like virus

The team at Proactive are here to provide you with your 2025 flu shot. Available from 8 April you can be be protected to prevent serious illness from influenza strains.

On the day of the booking:

  • Please ensure there is a room set aside for the nurse to administer the vaccinations, with a waiting area outside.
  • There should be a nominated current First aider available on site who introduces themselves to the nurse on arrival.
  • All staff wishing to be vaccinated, should have been given a consent form prior to their appointment. Please ask staff to have their consent form signed and ready for the nurse.
  • Each person vaccinated will need to wait in an area close to the room the nurse is vaccinating in for 20 minutes after the vaccination.
  • The nurse will remain on site for 20 minutes after the final vaccination.
  • We do issue vouchers to any staff that would like a vaccination but are not available on the day – these are given to the manager on site and the staff member can then phone our office and make an appointment to have their vaccination at our clinic

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