About Us

We are health care professionals helping medical offices provide safe & effective quality immunizations and medications, by offering the necessary storage and handling tools.

Erika Contreras

I have been an Immunization Coordinator for nearly 15 years. I have managed many locations throughout the Central Coast of California, expanding through San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties. I’ve had oversight of more than 80 medication & vaccine storage units, helping to ensure patients receive only viable medications and vaccines. 

I have studied and attended hundreds of courses, lectures, conferences, seminars, and webinars. Also assisted during audits from various regulatory agencies including but not limited to the CDC, VFC, CDPH, CHDP, CenCal (Medicaid), Joint Commission and NCQA. I was also a California Board Certified Medical Assistant for many years, therefore, I understand first hand, the day to day staff challenges. I am passionate of the vaccination process and continue to learn to stay up to date on the current immunization recommendations and standards. 

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Improving immunization rates, introducing new vaccines, new recommendations, newly established programs, new software, and new protocols can be challenging if staff don’t have the necessary tools or understanding. Over the years, I have introduced many of these changes into FQHC Clinics, to help Nurses, Medical Assistants, and Medical Providers adapt to the new developments. Developed memos, refrigerator posters, vaccine stickers, new vaccine storage, forms, to name badge card cheat sheets and many other tools. I have trained numerous health care personnel on compliance regulations & recommendations, medication & vaccine storage, injection preparation & administration, and documentation. 

I have developed policies and strategies to help preserve immunization-medication quality and compliance among VFC and non-VFC Clinics. We know VFC Clinics have the strictest storage & handling requirements but there is no reason why those cannot be followed the the rest. 

In my opinion it is unethical to provide poor quality storage, if this means providing poor quality medications or vaccines. My goal is to offer health facilities the resources needed to provide safe & effective quality immunization and medications.

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