One employer, several thousand staff, a dozen buildings and four or five distinct working cultures.
A university is an unusually heterogeneous employer. Academic staff keep irregular hours across multiple buildings, professional services run standard office patterns, estates and security work shifts, and laboratory staff may have exposure risks that go well beyond influenza. A single central clinic reaches the people who work nearest to it.
Several locations across campus rather than one central booking, so nobody has a fifteen-minute walk each way.
Clinic windows placed against teaching timetables rather than in competition with them.
These teams are frequently missed by campus clinics scheduled around academic hours.
Where research staff have biological exposure, that is an occupational health assessment, not a flu clinic.
Staff working with human tissue, blood products or certain biological agents may need immunisations well beyond influenza, most commonly hepatitis B. That follows from the COSHH risk assessment for the specific work, and where indicated the university funds it. See laboratory and pharmaceutical settings and our occupational health vaccination page.
From £11.99 per person, reducing with team size. Quadrivalent vaccine, individual clinical screening, pharmacist administration, anaphylaxis cover and uptake reporting within 48 hours, all included. No setup fee, and you pay only for vaccinations actually given.
See how a clinic day runs for the full sequence, or corporate flu vaccination for pricing and programme options.
Yes. Distributed clinic points work far better than a single central booking on a large campus.
Our service is for staff. Student vaccination normally runs through their registered GP or local NHS provision.
That is an occupational health assessment rather than a flu clinic. We deliver hepatitis B and other indicated immunisations alongside.
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