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Healthcare Mandatory Vaccinations
Healthcare Mandatory Vaccinations
The ANMF has also requested that representatives of the Department of Health run a number of forums where staff can ask questions about the vaccine and their particular concerns. We would hope that these sessions might be run remotely allowing large number of employees to participate.
If scheduled, we would encourage all concerned members (employed in the Tasmanian Health Service) to attend these sessions, and to feel free to ask any questions they have about the vaccine and its safety.
We will provide an update to members once we have a response to this request.
Updates correct as at 15 September 2021.
Authorised by Emily Shepherd, ANMF Tasmanian Branch Secretary
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