"I CHOOSE TO STAY ON TRACK FOR A LIFETIME OF HEALTH" National Infant Immunization Week April 25 - May 2, 2009 & Toddler Immunization Month May 2009

National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW) and Toddler Immunization Month (TIM) are annual observances that highlight the need to fully immunize children age 2 years and younger against 14 vaccine-preventable diseases. This year’s campaign themed “I Choose to Stay on Track for a Lifetime of Health,” encourages a lifetime of health with timely vaccinations.

The following "I Choose to be Immunized" posters were created:

Paramedics ~ Santee
Charles - Paramedic
Jake - Paramedic
Jake - Paramedic
Sean - Paramedic
Brian - Paramedic
Paramedics ~ Santee
Health Educator
Rachel - Health Educator
SDIB Community Education & Outreach Team
Mildred - SDIB CEO Team Member
Joyce, Tania, Everardo, Mildred - SDIB CEO Team Members
Community Clinics
Medical Assistant - La Maestra Clinic
Medical Professionals - Vista Community Clinic
Medical Providers - San Ysidro Health Center
Health Care Workers - Mid City Medical Group
SDIB Immunization Trailer
Maria - SDIB Immunization Trailer (VIP)
Emilia - SDIB Immunization Trailer (VIP)
Sofia - SDIB Immunization Trailer (VIP)
San Diego Immunization Branch (SDIB)
San Diego Immunization Branch (SDIB) Team Members
San Diego Immunization Coalition (SDIC)
San Diego Immunization Coalition (SDIC) Team Members
Physician/Medical Consultant County of San Diego Health & Human Services Agency
Dr. Nick Yphantides
Deputy Public Health Officer County of San Diego Health & Human Services Agency
Dr. Dean-Sidelinger
Adrienne Yancey County of San Diego Health & Human Services Agency
Adrienne Yancey
AKA Head Start
AKA Head Start
Alejandra
Alejandra
Jared
Jared
Imperial Beach Health Center
Imperial Beach Health Center
Kimberly
Kimberly
Mercedes
Mercedes
Rynna
Rynna
Redwood Head Start
Redwood Head Start
SANDAPP (English)
SANDAPP (English)
SANDAPP (Spanish)
SANDAPP (Spanish)
Sanders Family
Sanders Family
Vista, La Mesa Head Start
Vista, La Mesa Head Start

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