Vaccinator
Pronunciation: /ˈˌvæksinəˈtɔɹ/
Vaccinator (noun)
- A person trained to give vaccines to people, usually in clinics, schools, or community health programmes.
- A staff member who helps deliver vaccination services during organized public health campaigns and outreach events.
Examples
- The vaccinator checks the patient’s record before giving the shot.
- A vaccinator explains side effects in simple words.