What You Need To Do
1) Complete a Travel Health questionnaire from reception or alternatively complete our online application form from the drop-down below.
Online Travel Health Questionnaire
2) Obtain a printed copy of travel health requirements for each country to be visited from one of the following dedicated websites:
3) Hand in your completed questionnaire form and travel advice pack from your chosen website to reception and the practice nurse will assess your travel needs and the surgery will contact you to advise you.
It is important to obtain your travel advice pack and make an initial appointment as early as possible – at least 6 weeks before you travel. Some vaccines may have to be ordered and therefore you may need a second appointment which needs to be at least 2 weeks before you travel to allow the vaccines to work. If your travel is booked at short notice or is unexpected and you are unable to give us a minimum of 4 weeks notice, we may be unable to offer you travel health advice.
Vaccinations
Japanese encephalitis
Rabies
Hepatitis B
Yellow Fever including certificate
Junior Hepatitis A*
Chickenpox
Tetanus*
Meningitis B
HPV (Gardasil & Cervarix)
Shingles
Typhoid*
Cholera*
Hepatitis A*
Tick-bourne
Encephalitis
Meningitis ACWY
Diptheria*
Polio*
MMR*
All vaccines marked * are free with the NHS when administered at the practice. ALL others are chargeable – please ask for further information.
Non-urgent advice: Notice
Please be aware that there is currently a worldwide shortage of vaccines for Hepatitis A & B
Please note East Bridgford Medical Centre is no longer able to supply Yellow Fever Vaccinations