Immunize Oregon works with local coalitions and community organizations that identify immunizations as a priority area on community-based projects. 

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Participation in the coalition is open to individuals and agencies interested in furthering the Immunize Oregon Mission & Vision.  ​Immunize Oregon strives to have representation from these important stakeholders statewide:
 

• Clinical Education Professionals – Professors, instructors, and preceptors teaching health professionals in Oregon

• Community Members – Individuals living in Oregon wishing to further the Immunize Oregon Mission & Vision

• Health Care Professionals –  Nursing, medicine, pharmacy, veterinary, allied health, and health care students

• Hospitals and Health Systems – Inpatient and outpatient clinical settings statewide

• Long Term Care & Skilled Nursing –  Extended duration care across a wide range of environments

• Preparedness & Resiliency – Programs focused on response and mitigation during disease outbreaks

• Private Immunization Providers – Primary care, family practice, pediatric clinics, women's health clinics

• Public Immunization Providers – Clinics practicing under the Vaccines for Children (VFC) or 317 programs

• Public Health Departments – City, county, state, and tribal immunization programs

• Retail Immunization Providers – Mass vaccination specialists, pharmacy stores, urgent care

• Safety Net Clinics & Direct Services – Non-profit programs and clinicians serving marginalized populations

• Special Population Clinics – Occupational health, student health, oncology, transplant services, travel medicine

• Strategic Partners –  Advocacy groups, professional associations, local health coalitions, survivor networks