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Virginia regulations · Through 2026 Regular Session (effective July 1, 2026)

12VAC5-110-100: Responsibilities of physicians and local health departments

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  1. Title 12. Health
  2. Agency 5. Department of Health
  3. Chapter 110. Regulations for the Immunization of School Children
  4. Part IV. Procedures and Responsibilities

A. Documentary proof for students immunized in Virginia. Every physician, registered nurse, and local health department providing immunizations to a child shall provide documentary proof, as defined in 12VAC5-110-10, to the child or his parent or guardian of all immunizations administered.

B. Documentary proof for out-of-state students. For a student transferring from an out-of-state school to a Virginia school, the admitting official may accept as documentary proof any immunization record for that student that is signed by a physician or registered nurse and that contains the exact date (month/day/year) of administration of each of the required doses of vaccines when indicated and that complies fully with the requirements prescribed under 12VAC5-110-70. Any immunization record that does not contain the signature of a physician or a nurse and does not contain the month/day/year of administration of each of the required vaccine doses shall not be accepted by the admitting official as documentary proof of adequate immunization. Such a student's record shall be evaluated by an official of the local health department who shall determine if that student is adequately immunized in accordance with the provisions of 12VAC5-110-70. Should the local health department determine that such a student is not adequately immunized, that student shall be referred to his private physician or local health department for any required immunizations.

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