Published Aug 11, 2009
vicg1974
8 Posts
Anyone know how much it costs to have the titers drawn for the nursing school admittance vaccinations?
Fashionista1218
78 Posts
Alot! The cheapest place I've heard to go is the health department and that runs anywhere from 200-300 dollars. Or at least that's what I was told. They definately don't come cheap, that's for sure!
ck29_2000
35 Posts
Do you have time to volunteer? I'm volunteering at a local hospital and they ran my titers/blood work and caught me up on vaxes that I was weak in for free. All that was "required" was a 60hr commitment. I haven't been able to find a job that works around my school schedule so I'm volunteering for "experience" on my nursing app.
Where are you volunteering? I have 4 kids I have to work around so I would just have to see what I could do.
Serves me right for using the active topics button. I'm volunteering at a university hospital but I live in NE, didn't realize this was a state forum, sorry. I have two kids myself but they only "require" 2 hr time blocks, you can do more but that is their request. Most of the hospitals around here do it, maybe check your local websites and then call their volunteer services and see what their policy is?
It's ok - no biggie. I might not have time to volunteer anyway but I'll check around local and see. Thanks!!!
matchsticktgt, LPN
173 Posts
My local doc-in-the-box charged me $28 to do my chicken pox titer
I found that it was cheaper to get all my immunizations again (except the chicken pox) than to get titers drawn to prove I was immune...I was due for a Tetorifice anyway, and had not had the Hib
Yeah, I plan to get all immunizations again except MMR because I'm breastfeeding and can't have the rubella vaccine.
GloryBee00
19 Posts
Didn't have my immun. records so had them again at the Health Dept. Only $2.00 per vaccine! Only shot they do not do is Hepititis B.
VSBlonde
166 Posts
My insurance has always covered my titers when I had to have them checked for work/school.