UT Travel and Immunization Clinic

The University Occupational Health Services now offers immunizations for travelers as recommended by The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) through the UT Travel and Immunization Clinic.

UT Travel and Immunization Clinic services include:

• Pre-travel consultation and counseling including access to real-time information regarding health, social, and political situations around the world.
• Individualized travel immunization and protective medications
• Country-specific handouts and health safety travel information
• Counseling for travelers with current medical problems
• Material providing information such as travel related illnesses e.g. malaria, diarrheal disease, etc.
• Destination-specific risk information

The following immunizations are conveniently offered in the office located on The University of Tennessee Medical Center Campus (see map and driving directions below):

• Yellow Fever (Certified Yellow Fever Vaccination Center)
• Typhoid
• Meningococcus
• Hepatitis A
• Hepatitis B
• Tetanus/Diphtheria/Pertussis
• Mumps/Measles/Rubella
• Rabies
• Varicella (Chickenpox)
• Pneumovax
• Japanese Encephalitis

Planning a trip?

Please note immunizations require 4-6 weeks for full effectiveness. We recommend scheduling your office consultation at least 2 months prior to travel. Bring your prior immunization record to the visit. To make an appointment, please call 865-305-8831.

Physicians at the UT Travel and Immunication Clinic

M. David Stockton, MD, MPH
Board Certifications: Family Medicine and Preventive Medicine. Fellow of Academy of Wilderness Medicine

Gregory H. Blake, MD, MPH
Board Certifications: Family Medicine and Disaster Medicine

Jon S. Parham, DO, MPH
Board Certifications: Family Medicine and General Preventive Medicine

Clinical Staff:

Brenda Leach, CMA

Natalie Roberts, RMA

Jennifer Parris-Horner, Technician

Robin Zwolinski, CAP