FREE 10+ Sample Vaccination Card in PDF

There is a reason why healthcare providers would push you to get a vaccine against the disease. Aside from being the first layer of protection against illnesses, they also help the human body produce a good amount of antibodies that will help in the regulation of our immune system. Vaccines have proven themselves quite effective, too, since they have prevented thousands of could-have-happened disease outbreaks that will endanger the lives of humanity. Now, during this time of the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccines have become a necessity more than ever. In this article, we will help you create a vaccination card that you can issue to your patients. 

There is a reason why healthcare providers would push you to get a vaccine against the disease. Aside from being the first layer of protection against illnesses, they also help the human body produce a good amount of antibodies that will help in the regulation of our immune system. Vaccines have proven themselves quite effective, too, since they have prevented thousands of could-have-happened disease outbreaks that will endanger the lives of humanity. Now, during this time of the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccines have become a necessity more than ever. In this article, we will help you create a vaccination card that you can issue to your patients. 

10+ Sample Vaccination Card

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2. COVID-19 Vaccination Replacement Card Request

3. Request a Replacement Vaccination Card

4. Vaccination Record Card

5. Virtual Vaccination Card

6. COVID-19 Vaccination Card

7. Vaccination Card Availability

8. Measles Vaccination Card

9. Lost Proof of Vaccination Card

10. Hepatitis B Vaccination Card

11. Puppy Vaccination Card

What Is a Vaccination Card?

A vaccination card is a type of ID card that shows an individual’s basic information such as name, address, date of birth, the type of vaccination they have received, and when the shot is administered or supposed to expire (there are vaccines that are only good for a year). It is a part of any healthcare institution’s record-keeping system as well as a way for health surveyors to identify quickly the vaccinated and the unvaccinated during an inspection. It can also be used by the individual to enter any premises that require people to be vaccinated against a disease. 

How to Make a Vaccination Card?

When creating a vaccination card for a legal healthcare institution, make sure that the plan is discussed and approved by the authorities for release. In the next paragraphs below, we will talk about the components of the vaccination card so you can create one quickly. 

1. Basic Information

Like any identification document, the first thing a vaccination card must contain is the basic information about the vaccinated individual. This information includes their full name, their home address, their blood type, and contact information such as telephone number, and birthdate. With all this information, it would be easier for you to trace the individual especially if it is time for them to get a follow-up shot or booster which is required on a yearly basis. 

2. Vaccination Details

In this part of the card, you will need to include all the vaccine information that you have administered to the individual. This might include the lot number of the vaccine, the manufacturing company‘s name, date, or number, the type of vaccine including its generic name and brand name, the date of administration, and the date of vaccine effectivity. Providing detailed information about the vaccine is very helpful since it will be the basis that other healthcare providers may look for clues in case the patient gets allergic or is not taking into the vaccine well and may have to undergo medical treatment thereafter. 

3. Vaccine Provider Details

The vaccination ID must also include the provider details, such as the name of the hospital or clinic the vaccination had taken place. You also need to incorporate the name of the healthcare provider who administered the shot and their designation (nurse, midwife, doctor, etc.) along with their signature or stamp. If the vaccination card is given by a medical hospital, then it should also have the logo of the hospital. 

4. Photo of the Vaccinated Individual

This part may be optional, but if you want to turn your vaccination card into an ID similar to that of your driver’s license, social security identification, or medicare, then it would be best to include a photo of the individual. Photos add to the authenticity of the identity of the individual, especially if they want to go to places that only allow vaccinated people to enter. But then again it is your choice to include photos, and you can still choose to include other information that you might deem fit than putting images. 

With what’s happening in the world today, it is important to stay safe and healthy. Encourage people you know to get their vaccines today for a better and brighter future for their kids, the whole family, and the world. Download our editable and professional version of vaccination cards today by clicking through our available samples or accessing our gallery by visiting our website.