Vaccination Schedule – Triangle Pediatrics

Age at Exam	Vaccinations	Screening Tests
Birth	Hepatitis B	Support for new parents and breast feeding
2 or 3 Days		Support for new parents and breast feeding
2 Weeks	Catch up Hepatitis B
2 Months	DTaP, Polio, HIB, Pneumococcus, Hepatitis B, Rotavirus
4 Months	DTaP, Polio, HIB, Pneumococcus, (Hepatitis B), Rotavirus
6 Months	DTaP, (Polio), HIB, Pneumococcus, Hepatitis B, Rotavirus, Influenza	Developmental Screening
9 Months	Catch up vaccines, Influenza
12 Months	Hepatitis A, MMR, Chicken pox, Influenza	Developmental Screening, Blood Count, Lead
15 Months	DTaP, (Polio), HIB, Pneumococcus, Influenza, Influenza
18 Months	Hepatitis A, Influenza	Developmental Screening, Autism Screening
24 months	Catch up vaccines, Influenza	Developmental Screening, Autism Screening
30 months	Catch up vaccines, Influenza	Developmental Screening, Autism Screening
3 Years	Catch up vaccines, Influenza	Developmental Screening, Vision Screening
4-5 Years	DTaP, Polio, MMR, Chicken pox, Influenza	Developmental Screening; Vision Screening, Hearing Screening
6-10 Years	Catch up vaccines, Influenza	Vision Screening, Hearing Screening
11-12 Years	Tdap, Meningitis, HPV, Influenza	Vision Screening, Hearing Screening as needed; blood counts as needed
13-21 Years	Catch up vaccines, Influenza	Vision Screening, Hearing Screening as needed; blood counts as needed

Combination vaccines are available to reduce the number of shots for infants and toddlers.
Vaccines in (…) may be given at different times depending upon the brand of the vaccine used.
NC state law requires that immunizations that are due at 12 months and 4 years be given after the child’s birthday.
Influenza vaccine is given starting at age 6 months and is needed every year.

DTaP	Diphtheria, Tetnus, Acellular Pertussis
Hib	Haemophilus influenza, type b
MMR	Measles, Mumps, Rubella Vaccine
Tdap	Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Acellular Pertussis
IPV	Inactivated Polio Vaccine
HPV	Human Papilloma Virus