Anyone done immunizations for chain pharmacies?

A new member wanted to know if this would be a way to make some money in her retirement. If you have any suggestions about this or other ways to utilize skills in retirement please give suggestions.
Quote from aknottedyarnA new member wanted to know if this would be a way to make some money in her retirement. If you have any suggestions about this or other ways to utilize skills in retirement please give suggestions.

Quote from Liddle NoodnikI am looking into Immunization Clinics, I have had two people say it is reliable. Is it ok to put the link on here? or just do a search on it.

Definitely check out any company before you sign up with them. The first time I signed up to do flu clinics, it was with a Rhode Island-based company that turned out to be very, very sketchy. I caught on, and managed to return everything before working a single clinic. I just re-upped for a third season with The Vaccine Company That Must Not Be Named. Aside from a serious vaccine supply shortages late year, they've been very good to work with. Most of this year's paperwork will be online this year, which should solve a lot of complaints. A nationally-known home care company with a very bad reputation is also doing flu shots in my area.

I have not gone back to the never to be named company after they never provided any work after all of the time I wasted on their orientation the last time. It was not worth my time or effort. Of course, they did not pay me for the orientation, even though it was not my fault I did not work. I found that to be unacceptable, since I had worked for them in the past, and had nothing but good things to say, until they treated me that way. If they weren't going to provide work, they could have paid for the orientation. Now, I never recommend them.