AIM Champion Award 2022 Announcement
The 2022 AIM Champion Award is kicking off soon! AIM is excited to recognize individuals contributing to public health through their immunizations roles.
About AIM
The Association of Immunization Managers (AIM) is dedicated to establishing a nation free of vaccine-preventable disease. AIM members are the leaders of state, local, and territorial immunization programs—directing the public…
Indiana: Transforming Measurement & Improvement (M&I) Results
To achieve accurate, timely, and high-quality data, Indiana’s immunization program revitalized their partnership with their immunization information system (IIS) vendor, SCThealth, and the American Immunization Registry Association (AIRA).
Indiana: Pushing COVID-19 Vaccine to VFC Providers and SLV Clinics
Learn more about how the Indiana immunization program assessed which providers were most likely to serve pediatric patients and ensured they all had vaccinations to offer, removing barriers to access for pediatric patients.
What’s Happening with Aluminum?
Likely you’ve heard some back-and-forth recently about the use of aluminum as an adjuvant in vaccines. Here’s what you need to know from both sides of the argument.
AIM Bylaws
AIM Bylaws Revised February 17, 2016 ARTICLE I – NAME, VISION and MISSION The name of this corporation is the ASSOCIATION OF IMMUNIZATION MANAGERS (“Association”). AIM Vision: A nation free…
Press Release: Immunization Managers Celebrate 2nd Anniversary of Historic COVID-19 Vaccine Campaign
This press release discusses the 2nd anniversary of the COVID-19 vaccine campaign.
AIM Policy Summary: July 1, 2022
Read up on the latest news around fast-moving legislation in jurisdictions around the US compiled by the AIM staff.
2024 AIM Leadership in Action Conference
The 2024 AIM Leadership in Action conference took place from December 10-12, 2024, in New Orleans, LA, at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans and featured leadership development and training, AIM…
Washington: Agricultural Flu Vaccination Uptake
Washington offers 5 contracts, each awarding $50,000 to LHJs with high concentrations of poultry/dairy farms to develop activities around H5N1 bird flu prevention.