Johns Hopkins 2025-26 Flu Campaign

Thank You for Participating in the Johns Hopkins 2025–2026 Flu Campaign.

The flu campaign has now concluded for the season. Please check back next flu season for updated information, deadlines, and requirements.

For questions, please contact your local Occupational Health office.

1. Get your flu shot
1. Occupational Health vaccination options – No cost to you
- At a Johns Hopkins On-Site Clinic
- Through the Flu Champions Program where you work
- With a Walgreens voucher
- At your local Occupational Health clinic
  
  Documentation of flu vaccinations administered any of the above ways will be automatically entered into VMS. Please note: It may take up to 72 hours for proof of your vaccine to appear in VMS. If your vaccine proof isn’t in VMS after 72 hours, please contact your local Occupational Health clinic.
1. Outside provider (including Johns Hopkins providers) or pharmacy
- Submit documentation in VMS by Nov. 21
- Note: Copay may apply
2. Obtain an approved religious or medical exception by Oct. 31
- Apply in VMS for a medical or a new religious exceptions
- No need to reapply for a religious exception granted previously. Approval will remain in place.
- If granted a permanent medical exception, no need to reapply. Check VMS to confirm.
- We're in the process of making updates to the flu reports.
- Managers with direct reports can check the status of their team members’ flu vaccines in VMS, under "My Team".
- For a copy of your flu record, go to VMS to view My History
- For all other vaccination records through Occupational Health, please contact your local Occupational Health Clinic
- Read these FAQs
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Flu webpage
- Learn more about the flu vaccine

Johns Hopkins 2025-26 Flu Campaign

How to Comply

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