No. Please be on standby for further information on where to submit your documentation for compliance.

If you are unable to obtain your immunization records, you must have a blood test (titer) performed to determine your immunity status. Please call 667-214-2233 to schedule a titer appointment

Castle Branch (CB) is a valued resource that allows students to organize, track, and maintain their immunization and screening requirements for UMB registration electronically.

All incoming students are required to upload their immunization documentation directly to CB.

For any inquiries regarding health insurance and benefits, please contact Gallagher Student Customer Service at 844-288-4916 or visit www.gallagherstudent.com.

You can receive vaccinations at UMB Campus Health, formerly known as UMIC, located at 408 W. Lombard St. All immunizations required for UMB students are provided free of charge. However, you must provide documentation of an active health insurance policy.

No. Students need to call and schedule an appointment during the shot time clinic (STC).

Please call Campus Health at 667-214-2233 to get scheduled for a vaccine clinic appointment.

To obtain an order for the Tspot/TB Gold test, please call Campus Health for a telemedicine visit at 667-214-2233.

If you have a positive Tspot/TB Gold test, please call Campus Health at 667-214-2233 to schedule a telemedicine visit for further evaluation.

Upon renewal, submit the UMB Student Annual TB Risk Screening Questionnaire.

Upon renewal, submit the UMB Student Symptom Based TB Screening Questionnaire.

Yes, you need to follow all clinic site requirements. If your clinical site requires a new test, please call Campus Health at 667-214-2233 to order the test, specifying that it is for clinical rotation purposes.

Students whose educational requirements involve participating in activities at clinical or field sites must comply with the COVID-19 vaccine requirements of those specific sites. Students not engaged in clinical or field requirements are strongly recommended by UMB, in alignment with the updated CDC guidelines, to receive the updated COVID-19 vaccine (Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna).

UMB no longer accepts a history of disease as proof of immunity. If you had chickenpox but do not have proof of being vaccinated (2 vaccine dates), you must have a titer performed to document your immunity. If the titer results are negative, you must complete the vaccine series.

All students, excluding Law students, regardless of Hepatitis B immunization status, are required to obtain a titer to establish immunity. Whether the test results are positive or negative, they must be provided to Complio. The lab results are required to fulfill the Hepatitis B Second Action.

If the titer results are negative, the student must repeat the Hepatitis B vaccination series (3 vaccines) and upload each vaccine as they are received. An additional titer should be performed 4-6 weeks after receiving the third and final vaccine, and the final titer result should also be provided to Complio.

No, only a booster vaccine is required. If you have no immunities to all three components of the MMR vaccine, you are required to repeat the series with 2 doses of the MMR vaccine.

If you are pregnant and have missing immunizations based on UMB's requirements, we recommend having titers drawn first. If you are not immune to a specific disease, discuss it with your OBGYN or a Student Health Provider to decide if you should be immunized or wait until delivery. If you and your provider decide to wait until after delivery to receive any immunizations, provide a letter on letterhead from your provider stating their recommendations and the estimated delivery date. Upload the letter to Complio and then contact Student Health immediately. Complio will not accept the document without clarification from Student Health.

All requests for exemptions/accommodations must be submitted for verification and review. Please be on standby for further information on where to submit your documentation for compliance.

For religious exemptions, your current exemption is valid; however, you need to provide the previously approved documentation.

For medical exemptions, your previously approved exemption is valid if it is still within the expiration date. Please upload the relevant documentation.

Please be on standby for further information on where to submit your documentation for compliance.

Students enrolled in online-only programs are not subjected to the policy requirements and therefore do not need to create an account or order an immunization package. However, we recommend contacting your school/program administrators or reaching out to UMB Student Health directly to confirm this exemption for online-only students.

Please note that an online-only student refers to a student who exclusively participates in their educational program or schooling through online platforms, without engaging in any in-person activities or field experiences throughout the entire duration of their studies. This means that all components of their educational journey, such as coursework, lectures, assignments, discussions, and assessments, are conducted entirely in a virtual environment, without the need for physical attendance. Online-only students typically do not have any face-to-face interactions with instructors, peers, or administrators, and they do not maintain a physical presence on campus or in other educational settings.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will no longer use the Complio software. We will continue to utilize Castle Branch as the immunization compliance platform for the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) campus for this academic year.

Please rest assured that all personally identifying information provided on Complio is treated with the utmost confidentiality and will be securely destroyed.

• It's important to note that Complio student accounts for immunization requirements were intended to be invoiced to UMB only.
• If you are a School of Nursing student who paid Complio for a background check and drug screen, you will receive further instructions after 9/1/23. For additional questions, contact nrscompliance@umaryland.edu