Immunization Division - Public Health Region 4/5N

The Immunization Program distributes and accounts for all state supplied vaccines administered by public and private providers. This program also evaluates schools and childcare facilities for compliance with compulsory immunization laws and conducts surveys to assess immunization levels of pre-school children.  A major emphasis is to stimulate and promote complete immunization of children by their second birthday.

The Immunization Program responds to requests from the general public and health professionals for immunization and infectious disease information and related data.


Texas County Retrospective Immunization School Survey (TCRISS)
Vaccine Information
Current Recommendations
Immunization News and Updates
Childhood Immunization Schedule
Immunization Information on vaccines and vaccine-preventable diseases
Latest Information for healthcare providers
Vaccines for Children Program (TxVFC)
Vaccine Information Statements
Go to DSHS Immunization Division Page
Go to the Centers for Disease Control Website
Go to the American Academy of Pediatrics
Go to Immunization Action Coalition

 


 Name  Position  Phone
 LaShonda Malrey-Horne  Communicable Disease Program Manager  903-533-5266
 Tammie Little  Immunization Program Supervisor  903-533-5378
 Lisa Rost  Texas Vaccines for Children Coordinator  903-533-5310
 Fekesha Edwards-Lockridge   Adult/Adolescent Immunization Coordinator  903-533-5229
 Amanda Rich  Texas Immunization Registry (ImmTrac2) Coordinator  903-533-5350
 Theresa Richey, RN  Immunization Nurse Consultant  903-533-5393
 Jenny Sullivan, RN  Immunization Nurse Consultant  903-737-0231
 Sheila Williams, RN  Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention Coordinator  903-533-5361

 

Office Location:
Department of State Health Services
Health Services Region 4/5 North
2521 West Front Street
Tyler, TX 75702

For all other immunization inquiries, please call 903-533-5292.

The fax number for immunizations is 903-533-9502.

 


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