In fall 2017, the County of San Diego issued a public health emergency regarding an outbreak of Hepatitis A in San Diego. While the emergency has since been lifted, staff can still follow best practices to help ensure their safety while working with the public. The purpose of this bulletin is to summarize the steps you can take to protect yourself, as well as the increased precautions MTS has taken to protect employees.
Protect yourself:
Increased precautions MTS is taking:
More Information:
Attached is a general informational flyer that San Diego County created regarding the Hepatitis A outbreak. For additional information, please visit the County’s website.
The Hepatitis A vaccine consists of two shots, six months apart. These vaccines are covered by insurance at no cost.
Additionally, the Kaiser mobile health vehicle will be providing Hepatitis A vaccines to Kaiser members at the KMD Wellness Fair on Wednesday, September 27th. Please post the attached flyer for those employees without email.
If you have any questions, please contact the Human Resources Department.
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