, /PRNewswire/ -- Kroger Health, the healthcare division of The Kroger Co. (NYSE: ), makes it easy for college students to receive the vaccinations and boosters needed to make move-in day simple. Vaccinations, whether required or recommended, play a pivotal role in safeguarding individual health and promoting community well-being, particularly in environments such as college campuses where students live and study in close quarters.
"As students prepare to return to the classroom, it is critical that we emphasize the importance of back-to-school vaccines," said , chief nursing officer, The Little Clinic LLC. "Vaccinations can protect individuals and safeguard the health of our communities. Kroger Health is committed to promoting health and safety, and we urge students of all ages, including trade school and graduate programs, to prioritize their well-being by ensuring they are up to date on their vaccinations.
" Common vaccine requirements for post-secondary enrollment often include: Students pursuing credentials such as construction, engineering technologies, automotive, power, culinary or other material and tool-handling training should receive a tetanus vaccine. Additionally, those continuing their education in healthcare, including veterinary and medical school will likely need to complete all three doses of Hepatitis B vaccine series, in addition to undergoing a tuberculosis (TB) test. Additional vaccines that are often recommended for students who are heading to post-seco.
