Jill,
You should also consider getting the RSV vaccine. The first thing I did on my last day of work was head to the Sam's pharmacy and get updated on Tdap, Pneumonia and RSV.
Did you know . . .
Maryland has a central vaccine registry that all health care providers are required to report to? It's called MyIR Mobile and can be found at
https://app.myirmobile.com/aut... .
The way it works is that you register and give the system a few days to collect your data. Once collected, you vcan go up and get a complete list of any immunization received in Maryland. There is also the ability to get an official State of Maryland document showing your COVID-19 immunization history, including a QR code with the info. (Much better than carrying that little card that everyone lost after the first coupe of months.)
I keep both the QR code and the PDF on my phone.
For parents with school age children, you can add them to your profile. This is especially valuable if you are planning a move. You be able to get an official immunization record to include in your childs transfer packet.
We used this daily at my last practice to confirm vaccine needs for immigration applicants (Depending on age, they can need anywhere from 0 to 6 vaccines that are required.) and people that are sent in by an employer for physicals.