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The document is a declination form for hepatitis B vaccination at Montana State University Billings, acknowledging the employee's understanding of the risks associated with occupational exposure to blood and infectious materials. The employee declines the vaccination but is informed that they can receive it at no charge in the future if desired.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your full name in the 'Employee Name (print)' field. Ensure that your name is clearly legible.
Next, sign the form in the 'Employee Signature' section. This confirms your understanding of the risks associated with declining the vaccination.
Fill in the date next to your signature to indicate when you completed this form.
Finally, ensure that an employer representative signs and dates the form as well, confirming acknowledgment of your decision.

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