At a glance
- Office: City Health Office
- Classification: Highly Technical
- Who may apply: Infants and eligible children to be assisted by their parents/guardians • birth dose – Hepa B/BCG • 1.5 month (6weeks) - start of Pentavalent/OPV/Pneumoccocal Vaccine - 3 doses 1 month interval) • 3.5 months (14 weeks) - IPV • 9 months – Measles Containing Vaccine/IPV2 • 10-12 months – Measles/Mumps/Rubella (MMR)
- Total fees: None
- Total processing time: 1 Hour and 10 minutes
Requirements
| Requirement | Where to get it |
|---|---|
| There is no requirement for the initial immunization | – |
| Immunization record is required for the next immunization | Barangay Health Station |
Steps
| What you do | What the office does | Fee | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fill-out Individual Treatment Record and get priority number * wait for the priority number to be called | Receive and verify filled-out ITR, take vital signs and advise client to wait for number to be called (Barangay Health Worker Barangay Health Station) | None | 30 Minutes |
| Present priority number to the BHW as soon as the number is called | Perform immunization services, record and signs the immunization record and give health teachings, and inform of the schedule of the next visit (Midwife Barangay Health Station) | None | 30 Minutes |
| Return Individual Treatment Record to the BHW | File Individual Treatment Record (Barangay Health Worker Barangay Health Station) | None | 10 Minute |
Source
Read from the office's Citizen's Charter by Muse Spark. Fees and steps change: check the PDF and the office before you go.