Corporate Flu Vaccinations

Everything you need to run a clinic in your office, with no admin landing on your HR team. Each program includes:

• AHPRA-registered Registered Nurse Immunisers — the people doing the actual vaccinating
• TGA-approved trivalent influenza vaccines, sourced through approved Australian suppliers
• All equipment and supplies — we bring everything we need and leave the room as we found it
• Digital consent management — no paper forms for your team to chase
• 15-minute post-vaccination monitoring on-site
• AIR reporting within 24 hours of every clinic
• Pharmacy vouchers for anyone who couldn't attend

Yes — for anyone who can't make the onsite clinic. Whether they're on leave, working remotely, or in a different office, a voucher gets them vaccinated without needing to be in the room with us.

Your team members walk into any of our 2,000+ participating pharmacies across Australia and New Zealand and get their flu shot. They pay nothing — the voucher is covered by your program.

Once you've confirmed your numbers, we can have your voucher campaign running in minutes. We issue more than 15,000 vouchers every year, so this path is well-trodden.

Every clinic has the equipment and training for it, but it almost never happens.

What's normal in the 24–48 hours after a flu shot: a sore arm, a low-grade fever, mild fatigue. None of that needs medical attention and it resolves on its own.

What's rare but planned for: serious allergic reactions. We observe every person for 15 minutes after vaccination — the window where these would appear. All our nurses are trained in anaphylaxis management and carry emergency adrenaline. If anything happens we manage it on the spot and report through the standard TGA adverse event channels.

Our team of experienced nurse immunisers can safely and confidently vaccinate approximately 32 participants per hour — that's 8 every 15 minutes. Our nurses arrive 10–15 minutes before the scheduled start so they can set up their clinic space and get familiar with your site, meaning vaccinations begin on time.

For a single-nurse clinic (including standard rest breaks):

• 50 staff → about 1 hour 45 minutes
• 100 staff → about 3 hours 15 minutes
• 200 staff → at least 7 hours

In the lead-up to your clinic, we keep everyone informed. Your flu program coordinator receives regular updates from us, and your participating staff get clear communication about what to expect and what to do on the day. Anyone can reach our nurse immuniser team by email or phone if they have questions before the clinic.

On the day, every participant is properly consented, educated and well-informed before receiving their flu shot — nothing rushed, nothing assumed. We schedule around your business (early morning, lunch hour, after-hours, or rolling clinics across multiple sites) so the clinic barely disrupts your day.

We use TGA-approved trivalent influenza vaccines (TIV) — the formulation now used right across the Southern Hemisphere since the B/Yamagata strain was removed.

The strains in each year's vaccine are chosen by the World Health Organization and the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI). They review what's circulating and update the formulation every year.

All our vaccines come from approved Australian suppliers, and we work to the clinical guidance set out in the Australian Immunisation Handbook.