• The following are the only acceptable means to comply with the BASIC readiness immunization standards.
• Each immunization must be listed on your OFRD Officer Summary Page.  Addtionally, list ALL doses received for multi-part series.  For example,  Hepatitis B, list each of the following on a separate line:  Hep B dose #1, Hep B dose #2, Hep B dose #3, and a Hep B surface antibody  titer.  
  
• MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)

  1) Documented positive titers for (all three) measles, mumps, and rubella OR

  2) Two doses of MMR vaccine OR

  3)  fulfilling any one of the three requirements for each of the following three illnesses:

  • For Measles (Rubeola)

    1) documented positive titer, OR

  2) 2 adult doses at least 4 weeks apart OR

  3) valid Measles waiver

  • For Rubella

    1) documented positive titer, OR

    2) 1 vaccination with MMR OR

    3) valid Rubella waiver

   

  • For Mumps

    1) documented positive titer, OR

    2) 1 vaccination with MMR OR

    3) valid Mumps waiver

   

• Chickenpox (Varicella )

1) documented positive titer, OR

2) 2-dose vaccination at least 4 weeks apart as adolescent or adult (š13 years) OR

3) valid Varicella waiver

• Tetanus/Diptheria (Td)

1) medical record documenting vaccination within the last 10 years OR

2) valid Tetanus/Diptheria waiver

• Influenza (Flu)

1) medical record documenting vaccination between 1 October and 31 December of each calendar year OR

2) valid Influenza waiver

• PPD (test for Tuberculosis)

Two negative tuberculin skin test (TST) results no greater than 12 months apart

OR

A single negative interferon-gamma release assay (IGRA) test (e.g., QuantiFERONŽ-TB Gold test) result is sufficient evidence of the absence of infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB) and no additional annual TB screening is required.

OR

In the absence of two negative TSTs within 12 months, the officer must continue annual TST screening until this requirement is met or obtain a single negative IGRA result.

Officers with a history of a positive TST or IGRA result and who have submitted supporting documentation to the Office of Commissioned Corps Support Services (OCCSS), Medical Affairs Branch (MAB), indicating absence of active TB disease (i.e., medical evaluation including a chest radiograph or positive IGRA result)  comply with this TB screening requirement.

OR

Valid PPD waiver

• Hepatitis A

1) medical record documenting two shot series of Hepatitis A, generally 6 to 12 months apart. OR

2) medical record documenting positive titer OR

3) valid Hepatitis A waiver

• Hepatitis B

1) Medical record documenting history of the three shot series of Hepatitis B  OR  

2) medical record documenting positive titer OR

3) valid Hepatitis B waiver

 

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