About AIM

The Association of Immunization Managers (AIM) is a nonprofit, tax-exempt membership association comprised of the directors of the 66 federally funded state, territorial, and local public health immunization programs. Since 1999, AIM has enabled collaboration among immunization program managers to effectively control vaccine-preventable diseases and improve immunization coverage in the United States. AIM provides a national voice for immunization programs and a forum for program managers to learn from each other, confront challenges, and achieve success.

AIM is dedicated to:

• Working with its partners nationwide to reduce, eliminate, or eradicate vaccine-preventable diseases
• Promoting adequate and efficient allocation of resources to immunization efforts
• Promoting development and implementation of sound immunization policies and programs
• Providing a forum for development and dissemination of information about effective immunization program practices among its members

Through national leadership, advocacy, and collaboration, AIM represents and supports immunization programs in the development and implementation of effective immunization policies, programs, and practices at the state, local, and territorial level.

A nation free of vaccine-preventable diseases.

• Annual Reports 
• Bylaws 

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AIM has subject matter experts available to interview for a variety of immunization program policy issues and programmatic topics. For media inquiries, please contact Tessa Atkinson-Adams, AIM Communications Director.