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Dear Immunization Providers,

Please share the following information with your COVID-19 providers.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has just released new Emergency Use Authorizations (EUA’s) for:

Pfizer-BioNTech:

• 6 months through 4 years (maroon cap):
  
  • Fact Sheet for Healthcare Providers:  Pfizer HCP FS 6m-4y Maroon 06172022 (michigan.gov)
  • Fact Sheet for Recipients and Caregivers:  Pfizer Recipients FS 6m-4y Maroon 06172022 (michigan.gov)

Moderna:

• 6 months through 5 years (magenta border):
  • Fact Sheet for Healthcare Providers:  Moderna HCP FS 6m-5y 06172022 (michigan.gov)
  • Fact Sheet for Recipients and Caregivers:  Moderna Recipients FS 6m-5y 06172022 (michigan.gov)
• 6 years through 11 years of age (teal and purple border):
• Fact Sheet for Healthcare Providers:  Moderna HCP FS 6-11y 06172022 (michigan.gov) 
• Fact Sheet for Recipients and Caregivers:  Moderna Recipients FS 6-11y 06172022 (michigan.gov)
• 12 years and older (primary series) and booster doses for 18 years and older (light blue border):
• Fact Sheet for Healthcare Providers:  Moderna HCP FS 12y-boost18y 06172022 (michigan.gov)
• 12 years and older (black border):
• Fact Sheet for Recipients and Caregivers:  Moderna Recipients FS 12+ 06172022 (michigan.gov)
• 18 years and older booster dose presentation only (purple border):
• Fact Sheet for Healthcare Provider  Moderna HCP FS Boost Only 18+ 06172022 (michigan.gov)

You can find these and other COVID-19 vaccine information on the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) website at COVID-19 Vaccine Provider Guidance and Educational Resources (michigan.gov). Please be sure to use the EUA’s from the state website because they include the MCIR language on them.

Thank you for helping to protect Michiganders from vaccine preventable diseases.

The Immunization Nurse Education Team,
Andrea, Dianne, Heidi, Sarah, and Terri