Atlas Immunization Services

01/14/2026

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01/13/2026

📍 School Forms & TB Tests in Edmonton

Got school forms due for your clinical or placement? We’ve got your back. Whether it’s a TB test, vaccine record, or titer form — we take care of it all at our Edmonton clinic.

✅ TB Skin Testing (1 or 2-step)
✅ Vaccine Records + Serology
✅ School Form Completion by Nurses

Don’t wait until the last minute — we’re booking up fast!

01/12/2026

Are you or your family’s immunizations up-to-date? ⠀
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Immunizations protect children and adults from preventable diseases like polio, tetanus, influenza, hepatitis B, hepatitis A, rubella, measles, whooping cough, pneumococcal disease, and diphtheria. ⠀
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If a preventable disease like measles resurfaces, it will spread those who haven’t been vaccinated and to those who medically can’t be vaccinated due to the underlying health conditions, according to Immunize Canada. ⠀
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If your child is due for vaccines, contact Public Health and contact Atlas if you need to get up to date on your vaccines – prevent disease and protect you and your family, make an appointment today!

01/11/2026

Book your travel health consultation to discuss travel plans. Our appointments are with experienced travel health nurses who would be excited to support you in looking after your own health.

01/10/2026

📍 Bring Your School Checklist — We’ll Help

Feeling lost with all the clinical requirements? No worries. Just bring in your school health checklist and we’ll walk you through exactly what you need — TB skin test, vaccines, titers, forms — whatever’s required.

🎓 Serving NAIT, NorQuest, MacEwan, U of A & more
💉 Quick, student-friendly service
📝 Nurses complete forms with you

Clinical prep shouldn’t be confusing — we make it easy.

01/09/2026

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It is better to book an appointment at least 6-8 weeks prior to departure, but you can always minimize the risk; it is never too late to get immunizations.

Schedule your appointment at the link in bio

01/08/2026

📍 Edmonton-based | Student Clinical Prep

A TB skin test (TST) is a simple procedure that checks if you’ve been exposed to tuberculosis. For nursing, healthcare, and medical students in Edmonton, it’s often mandatory before starting clinicals or practicums.

Here’s how it works:
💉 We inject a small amount of testing solution under your skin
⏱️ You come back in 48–72 hours to check for a reaction
📝 We complete your school paperwork at the same time

It’s quick, affordable, and required by most programs. Book your spot today before the January rush!

12/31/2025