Was just accepted to a DO school and was wondering if anyone has been able to matriculate with being fully vaccination with the Sinovac (Chinese) covid vaccine? Below is a screenshot of the school's health requirements related to covid vaccination. I received both doses of Sinovac, which is approved by the WHO, and would prefer to not have to get the FDA approved vaccines if I don't need to. Has anyone matriculated with just the Sinovac or a similar vaccine and not had to get a FDA-approved one? Thanks in advance!!
Is the Sinovac Covid Vaccine acceptable for Medical School's Vaccine Requirements?
- Thread starter Mr.Fixit
- Start date
- Joined
- Jun 11, 2010
- Messages
- 72,628
- Reaction score
- 115,670
Yup!
Currently there are 3 currently FDA approved (EUA) vaccines in the US. Additionally, the Astra Zeneca, the Sinopharm, and the Sinovac vaccines are acceptable vaccines.
Currently there are 3 currently FDA approved (EUA) vaccines in the US. Additionally, the Astra Zeneca, the Sinopharm, and the Sinovac vaccines are acceptable vaccines.
- Joined
- Oct 14, 2011
- Messages
- 20,312
- Reaction score
- 15,346
Congratulations!
You need to be mindful of documentation and compliance for the health systems. Ask the school or else you may not be able to do early clinical rotations or experiences like community clinics.
Different website:
covidinfo.jhu.edu
You need to be mindful of documentation and compliance for the health systems. Ask the school or else you may not be able to do early clinical rotations or experiences like community clinics.
Different website:
COVID Vaccination Information
covidinfo.jhu.edu
Last edited:
