Seattle, WA Titers, TB Testing & Lab Locations for Students
Need a titer, TB test, or immunity panel for a Seattle-area nursing, medical, or allied-health program? SchoolTiters lets students in Seattle, WA order school-ready lab testing online, with the doctor's order included and no insurance required. Blood draws in the Seattle area are completed at participating Labcorp and Quest Diagnostics locations, and results come back on an official CLIA-certified lab report.
This page is built for students at Seattle-area schools such as Seattle University, North Seattle College, University of Washington, and Seattle Central College, and for anyone completing clinical-rotation, employment, or Washington school immunization requirements.
Seattle titer and TB testing at a glance
- What it is: SchoolTiters sells school-ready titers and TB tests online for Seattle students, with the doctor's order and lab fees included and no insurance needed.
- Where to test: any participating Quest Diagnostics or Labcorp location in the Seattle area; 6 nearby examples are listed below.
- Cost: Hep B titer $38.88, Varicella titer $46.99, MMR titer $79.00, Hep B + MMR + Varicella panel $136.00, QuantiFERON TB blood test $137.00.
- Nearby programs: Seattle-area schools include Seattle University, North Seattle College, and University of Washington.
- Washington college rule: Washington has no state law requiring immunizations for post-high-school institutions.
- Old shot records: Check Washington State Immunization Information System (WA IIS/WAIIS); if records are missing, a titer can document immunity.
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Lab locations in and near Seattle
A few Seattle-area patient service centers from the lab networks SchoolTiters uses. These are examples, not a complete list; you can use other participating locations in the area. Hours and walk-in availability vary, so check before you go.
| Lab network | Location | Map |
|---|---|---|
| Labcorp | Labcorp 550 17th Ave #200, Seattle, WA 98122 |
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| Labcorp | Labcorp 2111 N Northgate Way Unit 218, Seattle, WA 98133 |
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| Quest Diagnostics | Quest Diagnostics 1101 Madison St Ste 1210, Seattle, WA 98104 |
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| Quest Diagnostics | Quest Diagnostics 1423 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107 |
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| Quest Diagnostics | Quest Diagnostics 1737 Airport Wy S Ste 200, Seattle, WA 98134 |
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| Labcorp | Labcorp at Walgreens 20725 Hwy 99, Lynnwood, WA 98036 |
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For TB skin tests, vaccinations, physicals, and chest X-rays that aren't done at a standard blood-draw lab, SchoolTiters also works with participating occupational health and urgent care clinics.
Seattle-area nursing, medical, and allied-health programs
Students in these Seattle-area programs often need titers, TB testing, or immunization documentation before clinical rotations. Requirements are set by each program and its clinical sites, so always follow your school's compliance checklist.
| School | Type | Health programs |
|---|---|---|
| Seattle University | Private college | Nursing, Health Sciences |
| North Seattle College | Community college | Registered Nurse Program |
| University of Washington | University | Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), Accelerated BSN, BSN Honors Program |
| Seattle Central College | Community college | Pre-Physician Assistant, Community Health & Education, Respiratory Care |
| Seattle Pacific University | Private college | Physician Assistant, Applied Human Biology |
| South Seattle College | Community college | Nursing Assistant (CNA), LPN, RN, Medical Assisting |
| Renton Technical College | Technical college | Phlebotomy Technician, Medical Assistant-Phlebotomist, Medical Assistant - Phlebotomy |
SchoolTiters is independent and not affiliated with the schools listed. Links go to each school's own program pages.
Washington immunization rules for students
College and university students
Washington has no state law requiring immunizations for post-high-school institutions. Each college or university sets its own policy. Requirements or recommendations may include MMR, COVID-19, Tdap, varicella, meningococcal, influenza, hepatitis A/B, and HPV. (source)
K–12 school entry (including high-school CNA and dual-enrollment students)
Students entering Washington preschool through grade 12 must provide required vaccination or proof of immunity, a Certificate of Immunization Status, or a Certificate of Exemption. Requirements apply to public, private, online, and alternative programs. (source)
Many programs accept a quantitative titer as proof of immunity when vaccine records are missing or incomplete. If your program requires a specific test, such as a quantitative Hep B surface antibody or a QuantiFERON TB blood test, order that exact test.
Get your Washington vaccination records
Washington's immunization registry is Washington State Immunization Information System (WA IIS/WAIIS). Sign up at MyIRmobile.com to view, download, and print records. You may also request records from a health care provider, clinic, pharmacy, or school, or contact the Office of Immunization with an Authorization to Release Immunization Records form.
Go to the official Washington immunization records page
If your records can't be found, or your school won't accept them, a titer blood test is the fastest way to document immunity.
Titer and TB test prices for Seattle students
| Test | Price |
|---|---|
| Hepatitis B Titer (quantitative) | $38.88 |
| MMR Titer | $79.00 |
| Varicella Titer | $46.99 |
| Immunity Panel: Hep B + MMR + Varicella | $136.00 |
| TB Blood Test (QuantiFERON-TB Gold) | $137.00 |
| TB Skin Test (PPD) | $79.88 |
| 2-Step TB Skin Test | $149.00 |
Prices include the doctor's order and lab fees, with no hidden checkout fees. Students under 18 order through the separate minors lab tests collection, which has its own pricing. Use code SCHOOL2026 for the student discount.
Help with school forms
If your school form needs completing after your results are in, SchoolTiters can help fill in eligible sections for services ordered through our site:
- Complete your order and your lab visit.
- Fill in your personal information on the school form.
- Email the form and your order number to customerservice@labreqs.com.
- We help with eligible sections related to the services you ordered, including physician signature or stamp requirements when appropriate.
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Seattle titer and TB testing FAQs
Where can I get a titer test in Seattle, WA?
After ordering online through SchoolTiters, you can complete your blood draw at participating Labcorp and Quest Diagnostics locations in the Seattle area, such as Labcorp at 550 17th Ave #200, Seattle, WA 98122, Labcorp at 2111 N Northgate Way Unit 218, Seattle, WA 98133, and Quest Diagnostics at 1101 Madison St Ste 1210, Seattle, WA 98104. Check location hours before you go.
Can Seattle University, North Seattle College, and University of Washington students use SchoolTiters?
Yes. SchoolTiters is independent of any school, so students at Seattle University, North Seattle College, and University of Washington and other Seattle-area programs can order titers and TB tests online. Results come on an official CLIA-certified lab report. Always confirm the exact tests your program requires.
What immunizations do Washington college students need?
Washington has no state law requiring immunizations for post-high-school institutions. Each college or university sets its own policy. Requirements or recommendations may include MMR, COVID-19, Tdap, varicella, meningococcal, influenza, hepatitis A/B, and HPV. Nursing and clinical programs often require more, such as titers or TB testing.
How do I find my old vaccination records in Washington?
Washington's immunization registry is Washington State Immunization Information System (WA IIS/WAIIS). Sign up at MyIRmobile.com to view, download, and print records. You may also request records from a health care provider, clinic, pharmacy, or school, or contact the Office of Immunization with an Authorization to Release Immunization Records form. If records can't be found, a titer blood test can document immunity.
How much does a titer test cost in Seattle?
Through SchoolTiters, a quantitative Hepatitis B titer is $38.88, an MMR titer is $79.00, a Varicella titer is $46.99, and the Hep B + MMR + Varicella immunity panel is $136.00, including the doctor's order and lab fees. Minors' tests have separate pricing.
Can I get a TB test for school in Seattle?
Yes. If your program accepts a TB blood test, order the QuantiFERON-TB Gold test ($137.00), which needs only one visit. If it requires a PPD skin test or a 2-step skin test, order that specific option; skin tests need a return visit to read the result.
Updated September 2026. Lab locations and hours change; confirm with the location before visiting. State rules summarized from official state sources linked above; your school and clinical sites may have additional requirements.
