Vaccine Distribution Program

Temporary practice/clinic closure information for providers receiving state-supplied vaccine:

Notify Immunization Program through immune@alaska.gov. Include in “subject” line: Facility Name and PIN and statement of “temporary” closure. In body of email, include contact name and phone number where a facility staff member may be reached if needed.
Leave vaccine in current unit and mark "DO NOT USE".
Download DDL data and restart device to ensure longest possible temperature collection during closure.
Upon reopening practice, review all DDL data and take action on any temperature excursion, if any, before administering vaccine.
During closure, if you are able to do so (i.e., utilizing Cloud based systems), please consider monitoring temperatures off site.

Thank you.

Additional information:

Maintaining Childhood Immunizations During COVID-19 (3/18/20)

Yellow Fever Vaccine

Notice: Select clinics offer Yellow Fever vaccine.

According to International Health Regulations, yellow fever vaccine must be administered by a certified yellow fever uniform stamp holder at a designated facility. Health care providers currently licensed in Alaska can apply with the State of Alaska to obtain a yellow fever uniform stamp.

For more information, contact the State of Alaska Yellow Fever Coordinator at immune@alaska.gov or 907-269-8088.

Vaccine Distribution and Inventory Management

Interested in Enrolling to Receive State-Supplied Vaccine from the Alaska Immunization Program? Contact us at:

907-269-8088 (Anchorage) or 888-430-4321 (toll-free)
vfc@alaska.gov

Eligibility Screening

State-Supplied Vaccine Eligibility for Children (2020)
State-Supplied Vaccine Eligibility for Adults (2020)
Patient Eligibility Screening Form (9/8/2015)

Vaccine Storage and Temperature Monitoring