m
Recent Posts
Connect with:
Sunday / October 6.
HomeminewsVaccinations Required for Tasmanian Optometrists

Vaccinations Required for Tasmanian Optometrists

Optometrists practising in Tasmania must be vaccinated against COVID-19 following a directive by The Tasmanian Government.

The Tasmanian Government announced that all workers under the Public Health Direction are required to have received a first dose of COVID-19 vaccine or provide evidence of a booking or vaccine exemption form by 31 October 2021, to be able to enter or remain on the premises, or provide health services outside of these premises.

Workers in health care settings include… Private provider facilities, such as general practitioners, private nurse offices and consulting offices

Workers in health care settings include the following (as per Australian Health Protection Principal Committee (AHPPC)  national definition) places where people work:

  • Public health settings including public hospitals, public health clinics, ambulance services, patient transport services, and other health services managed by a jurisdiction.
  • Private health facilities, being a private hospital or day procedure centre, or specialist outpatient services.
  • Private provider facilities, such as general practitioners, private nurse offices and consulting offices.
  • Education settings in which health care students are managed to undertake placement, registration, and/or internships in clinical settings for example UTAS and TasTAFE.

DECLARATION

DISCLAIMER : THIS WEBSITE IS INTENDED FOR USE BY HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS ONLY.
By agreeing & continuing, you are declaring that you are a registered Healthcare professional with an appropriate registration. In order to view some areas of this website you will need to register and login.
If you are not a Healthcare professional do not continue.