Authorised vaccinator

Authorised vaccinators are registered health professionals who have completed vaccinator foundation training, a workbook, and a clinical assessment, and are authorised to administer vaccinations. They can administer vaccines listed on the NZ Immunisation Schedule and any other vaccines that are part of an approved immunisation programme to all eligible groups, according to the conditions of their vaccinator authorisation.

Authorisations are valid for two years. Update training and authorisation renewal needs to be completed every two years.

People wishing to become authorised vaccinators need to complete training and apply to their local medical officer of health for authorisation.

Read more about the training and authorisation requirements to become an authorised vaccinator

Application process and forms

Find the vaccinator authorisation application process and forms for your region.

Auckland

Auckland

Bay of Plenty and Lakes (Rotorua and Taupō)

Bay of Plenty and Lakes (Rotorua and Taupō)

Greater Wellington

Greater Wellington

Canterbury, South Canterbury and West Coast

Canterbury, South Canterbury and West Coast

Nelson Marlborough

Nelson Marlborough

Northland

Northland

Otago and Southland

Otago and Southland

Taranaki

Taranaki