Leadership Committee

The Leadership Committee guides the work of Immunize Oregon by addressing strategy, priority, and emerging partnerships. It establishes goals to meet the changing needs of the Immunize Oregon coalition participants and partner agencies. The Leadership Committee oversees the coalition Coordinator, sets meeting agendas, approves annual budgets and work plans.

The Immunize Oregon Leadership Committee meets quarterly and meetings are open for any coalition participant to attend. Upcoming meetings are posted to the website at least a month in advance. Agenda time is available by permission of the coalition Coordinator. Meetings often include updates from partners, review changes to clinical recommendations, and discussion of current immunization topics. When realistic, a phone or internet option is made available at no cost. With advanced notice TDD or language interpretation may be made available at no cost. Meeting minutes and materials are posted to our website for public review.

Immunize Oregon is currently recruiting Members for the Leadership Committee!

Join our group and play a key role in improving the lives of Oregonians through prevention of disease. The time commitment ranges from 15 to 40 hours per year. No fundraising or donation is required, but regular attendance to the quarterly Steering Committee meetings and the annual Coalition meetings is expected. 

Immunize Oregon Strives to Have Representation of These Important Stakeholders on the Leadership Committee

Clinical Education Professionals

Clinical Education Professionals

Professors, instructors, and preceptors teaching health professionals in Oregon​

Long Term Care & Skilled Nursing​

Long Term Care & Skilled Nursing​

Extended duration care across a wide range of environments​

Community Members

Community Members

Individuals living in Oregon wishing to further the Immunize Oregon Mission & Vision​

Preparedness & Resiliency​

Preparedness & Resiliency​

Programs focused on response and mitigation during disease outbreaks​

Health Care Professionals

Health Care Professionals

Nursing, medicine, pharmacy, veterinary, allied health, and health care students

Safety Net Clinics & Direct Services​

Safety Net Clinics & Direct Services​

Non-profit programs and clinicians serving marginalized populations​

Hospitals & Health Systems​

Hospitals & Health Systems​

Inpatient and outpatient clinical settings statewide​

Public Health Departments​

Public Health Departments​

City, county, state, and tribal immunization programs​

Private Immunization Providers​

Private Immunization Providers​

Primary care, family practice, pediatric clinics, women's health clinics​

Retail Immunization Providers​

Retail Immunization Providers​

Mass vaccination specialists, pharmacy stores, urgent care​

Public Immunization Providers​

Public Immunization Providers​

Clinics practicing under the Vaccines for Children (VFC) or 317 programs​

Special Population Clinics​

Special Population Clinics​

Occupational health, student health, oncology, transplant services, travel medicine​

Strategic Partners

Strategic Partners

Advocacy groups, professional associations, local health coalitions, survivor networks​
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