Request Mobile Services
DEP has six mobile units managed by the Mobile Response Operation section. The units deploy upon request to provide public health services below. Use the link below to request these services:
- Childhood Vaccine
- Hearing
- Lead
- Training
- Vaccine
Any school nurse, administrator or school liaison who would like to request an IDOH mobile hearing screening unit hearing screening should contact the school liaison in their county, Andrew Wilson or submit a request form by clicking the link below.
Request Daycare Lead Testing
Launched in May 2024, our mobile units support childcare providers who want to offer lead testing to the families of children at their site. Children younger than age 6 are most vulnerable to the lifelong, hazardous impacts of lead exposure, and testing is the only way to know for sure whether a child is being exposed to lead.
If you are a childcare operator and would like to have one of our mobile teams come to your site to conduct testing, please take a moment and fill out the form linked below.
If you have questions about lead testing before you fill out the request, feel free to reach out to Kari Horsley at 317-233-1296.
Request Oral Health Screening
Oral health provides guidance on screening patients for the purpose of identifying early signs of tooth decay and gum disease that will require the attention of a dentist in school aged children. This screening is designed to encourage caregivers to take positive action and ensure timely dental care.
- How to Request a Mobile Clinic
If you are interested in hosting an onsite clinic but have questions, you should contact the appropriate IDOH Mobile Operations staff for your region. Please reach out at least 3 to 4 weeks ahead of the event. Rachael Curl, Mobile Response Supervisor
(317) 693-9035
rcurl@health.in.govAndrew Wilson, Mobile Response Manager
(317) 476-6770
awilson2@health.in.gov - Phlebotomy Training
The Division of Emergency Preparedness is offering a nursing refresher of basic phlebotomy procedures with didactic and hands-on skills for local health departments and other public health stakeholders.
Program Details:
- This class does not provide certification.
- Training availability is limited and will be approved on a first come, first served basis.
- Training classes have a maximum capacity of 20 participants.
- The requesting facility will be responsible for providing the training location and blood collection supplies to use for hands-on practice.
- If a facility chooses to include non-nursing staff in the training, the facility should provide a trained nurse or phlebotomist on-site to oversee future procedures performed by said staff (preceptor program).
- The training presentation will not be distributed online and is only available during the in-person training.
