Routine Well Child
Exam Schedule And Immunization Schedule

2 Weeks                Hep B #1 (usually given in hospital)
2 Months               DTaP #1, HIB #1, IPV #1, Prevnar #1, Hep B #2
4 Months               DTaP #2, HIB #2, IPV #2, Prevnar #2
6 Months               DTaP #3, Prevnar #3
10 Months             IPV #3, Hep B #3, complete blood count
14 Months             MMRV#1, Prevnar #4
18 Months             DTaP #4, HIB #3, HAV #1, Lead Level
2 Years                 HAV #2
3 Years                 Physical Exam only
4-5 Years              DTaP #5, IPV #4, MMRV #2
6 Years-12 Years  Physical Exam every other year
13 Years and up    Physical Exam every year
For any child born after May 1999, the chicken pox vaccine
(VZV) is now required for school entry. Any child who has not
had chickenpox is eligible for the vaccine.
Gardasil (HPV) is offered in a 3 dose regimen to all girls age 9-18 years

Influenza vaccine is not a routine vaccine, but is offered in the fall to all children

TDaP is given every ten years to boost immunity for tetanus or if a tetanus prone wound occurs five years after the last tetanus vaccine.
Rotateq (rotavirus vaccine) coming soon

Menactra (meningococcal vaccine) given to students entering college

Legend

Hep B  =      Hepatitis B
IPV     =    Polio
MMRV  =     Combined Measles, Mumps and Rubella and chickenpox
HIB     =    Hemophilus Influenza type B
DTaP   =     Diptheria, Tetanus, acellular Pertussis
VZV    =   Varicella zoster vaccine, (Chickenpox)
Prevnar =   Conjugated Pneumoccocal Vaccine