National Immunization Program

OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL HEALTH OFFICER

This is one of the core programs of the Department of Health, under the Maternal and child care, giving free vaccines for all the different childhood diseases to the susceptible populace from birth to nine (9) months old. The Municipal Health Office gives bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine, Hepatitis B vaccine, Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus (DPT) vaccine, Oral Polio vaccine (OPV), Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV) and measles vaccine to neonates before one year of age.

₱0.00

Total Fees

10 minutes

Processing Time

Requirements

Immunization Card Where to secure: MIDWIFE/NURSE

Process Steps

Step	What You Need To Do	Agency Action	Fees	Duration	Person Responsible
1	1. Go to Immunization section for vital signs(Temp./RR/HR/HT/WT) 1.2. Hospital born baby (new client) bring along the referral form for immunization. 1.3. Follow- up immunization	1.2 Fill out patient’s data in vaccination booklet 1.2. Review the immunization record or baby’s book. 1.3 Record patient’s data to Target Client’s List (TCL) 3. Review patient’s name from the master list or (TCL)	₱0.00	3 min	Mayflor N. Dumlao Public Health Nurse II Necelle A. Villareal Public Health Nurse I (Municipal Health Office)
2	2. Client proceed to vaccination area	The nurse and midwives administer the necessary vaccines to the client on a And 2.2 record it to the Target Client list.	₱0.00	5 min	Kay Clarice T. Tan Public Health Nurse I Ofelia V. Fernandez Rural Health midwife II (Municipal Health Office)
3	3. Health Education and Follow up Schedule	Nurses and Midwives provide health education for possible vaccine reaction and home management and instruct client when to come back.	₱0.00	2 min	Freijah Theresse C. Timonera Public Health Nurse I Arlyn B. Paguntalan Rural Health Midwife (Municipal Health Office)