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Mobile Flu Shot Clinic Provider

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UT, USA

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This scope was carved out of WCSD-MH-009.

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Mobile Flu Shot Clinic

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Performs administration of influenza vaccinations for prime contractors on Washington County School District mobile health projects. Coordinates clinic dates with administrators, sets up on-site stations, and administers vaccines to employees and dependents. Manages patient flow and processes medical claims through EMI Health. Requires medical-grade refrigeration and professional credentials (RN, LPN, Pharmacist, or MD). Delivers administered vaccinations and processed claims.

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