CDC COVID-19 Vaccination Program: If you are interested in offering COVID-19 vaccines in your community pharmacy or clinic, the Department of Health has a COVID-19 Vaccination Program Provider Agreement
Arkansas Department of Health Online COVID-19 Test Reporting Tool
ADH Online COVID-19 Test Reporting Presentation
CMS COVID-19 Vaccine Toolkit
Guidance from HHS Authorizing Vaccine Administration
- August 19 - Pharmacists And Interns Authorized to Administer Vaccines (Ages 3-18)
- September 9 - Pharmacists and Interns Authorized to Administer COVID-19 Vaccinations
- October 21 - Pharmacy Interns and Technicians Authorized to Administer Childhood Vaccines (Ages 3-18), COVID-19 Vaccines (Ages 3+), and COVID-19 Tests
- APhA Guide to HHS Decisions on Immunization Authority (Note: This handout was created prior to the October 21 HHS guidance authorizing technicians to administer vaccines)
COVID Vaccination (3-18): In order to administer the COVID-19 vaccination to patients 18 years of age or younger, pharmacists must inform the patient and the adult caregiver of the importance of a well-child visit with a pediatrician or other licensed primary-care provider and refer patients as appropriate. A Task Force on Pharmacist Engagement in State-Based COVID Vaccination has developed three tools for use by pharmacists to satisfy this requirement:
Pharmacy Partnership for Long-Term Care Program for COVID-19 Vaccination - FAQs
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