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Vaccinators U™ Program Overview
Courses, practical outputs, industry perspectives, and the launch-package checklist.
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Vaccinators U™ / In developmentVaccinators U™
The University of Community Vaccination.
Practical training for the people and organizations bringing vaccination into the community, from the first contract to a growing program.
01 / The programBuild it.
Build it.
Run it.
Grow it.
For independent vaccinators, pharmacists, nurses, mobile health providers, and organizations starting or expanding community vaccination services. Each course ends with a practical output you can put to work in your own program.
01
Set up the business
Requirements, products, storage, reimbursement, and the team you need.
02
Reach the community
Partnerships, sites, outreach, and safe, efficient clinics.
03
Measure and grow
Technology, reporting, results, and the next stage of your program.
02 / Nine coursesOne program.
One program.
Nine practical outputs.
Open a course to see what it covers and what you would produce.
01Build and Sustain Your Vaccination Business
Choose a business model and put the foundations in place: insurance, clinical oversight, contracts, and state-specific licensure and operating requirements. Confirm what applies to your profession, the services you plan to offer, and each state where you operate.
Practical output: A business foundation plan with a state-by-state requirements checklist.
02Understand, purchase, and finance vaccine products
Review the products you may offer, how they are purchased and distributed, and how to plan pricing, ordering, and cash flow.
Practical output: A product and purchasing plan with a first-season budget.
03Equip your program and manage vaccine storage
Select equipment and supplies, set up storage and temperature monitoring, and plan for transport, inventory, and temperature excursions.
Practical output: A storage and handling plan with an equipment and supply list.
04Get paid for your services
Understand payer types, enrollment, coverage, billing and claims, and how to reconcile what you are paid.
Practical output: A reimbursement map showing who pays for each service and how.
05Recruit and prepare your team
Define clinic roles, staffing models, training, competency checks, and scheduling for the people who run your clinics.
Practical output: A staffing plan with role descriptions and a training checklist.
06Build partnerships and secure sites
Approach schools, long-term care facilities, housing communities, colleges, and business partners, and agree on responsibilities and site requirements.
Practical output: A partnership pipeline and site-readiness checklist.
07Bring people to your clinics
Plan outreach, communication, scheduling, and consent, and address the access barriers and questions that keep people from attending.
Practical output: A clinic outreach and scheduling plan.
08Deliver safe, efficient clinics
Design clinic flow, screening, and documentation, and prepare for emergencies, all within applicable protocols and authorizations.
Practical output: A clinic-day workflow and safety checklist.
09Use technology, measure results, and grow
Choose scheduling, documentation, and reporting tools, measure what your clinics achieve, and plan the next stage of growth.
Practical output: A results and reporting plan with growth priorities.
Program overviewTake it
Take it
with you.
A text summary of the courses, outputs, and launch package to share with your team.
03 / Industry perspectivesLearn from the people
Learn from the people
you will work with.
Planned sessions bring in the partners and settings where community vaccination happens.
Additional planned expertiseThe details
The details
that keep you running.
We plan to add contributors with hands-on experience across the operational side of vaccination.
ProductsDistributionSuppliesInsuranceStorageReimbursementWorkforceTechnologyReporting
04 / Your launch packageLeave ready
Leave ready
to launch.
By the end of the program, participants would have assembled a working launch package.
Vaccinators U™ does not confer a professional license, administration authority, or payer enrollment. Confirm the requirements for your profession, services, and each state where you operate.
01
A business foundation plan with a state-by-state requirements checklist.
02
A product and purchasing plan with a first-season budget.
03
A storage and handling plan with an equipment and supply list.
04
A reimbursement map showing who pays for each service and how.
05
A staffing plan with role descriptions and a training checklist.
06
A partnership pipeline and site-readiness checklist.
07
A clinic outreach and scheduling plan.
08
A clinic-day workflow and safety checklist.
09
A results and reporting plan with growth priorities.
Enrollment interestTell us how
Tell us how
you want to take part.
Faculty and enrollment details are forthcoming. Sending an interest request does not enroll you or reserve a place.
01Is Vaccinators U™ open for enrollment?
Not yet. Faculty, schedules, fees, delivery formats, and enrollment details are forthcoming and will be published on this page. Send an interest request and the CHATS team will follow up.
02Who is the program for?
People and organizations starting, running, or expanding community vaccination services, including independent vaccinators, pharmacists, nurses, mobile health providers, and program managers.
03Does completing the program authorize me to vaccinate?
No. Vaccinators U™ does not confer a professional license, prescribing or administration authority, or payer enrollment. Requirements depend on your profession, your services, and each state where you operate, and must be confirmed with the appropriate authorities.
04Can my organization enroll a team?
Yes. Use the team interest option and tell us about your organization, the communities you serve, and the services you plan to offer.
05Will continuing education credit be available?
Any available continuing education credit will be stated on this page once confirmed. No credit or accreditation claim is made at this time.
06How is it different from Closers U™?
Closers U™ prepares people to close assigned care gaps, including vaccination gaps, for partner organizations. Vaccinators U™ focuses on building and running a community vaccination business.
Your next stepBring vaccination
Bring vaccination
closer to home.
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