Titers, TB tests, and immunity panels for nursing, medical, and allied-health students in Washington. Order online with the doctor's order included and no insurance needed, then complete your test at any participating lab location throughout Washington. Results come on an official CLIA-certified lab report.

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Popular Washington cities

SchoolTiters works statewide. These cities have sample lab addresses or a full local guide:

• Seattle titer and TB testing (full local guide)
• Spokane
• Tacoma
• Vancouver

Sample lab locations by city in Washington

A few nearby participating locations per city. After you order, you can use any participating location in Washington, including ones not listed here.

Spokane, WA

• Quest Diagnostics: 601 W 5th Ave Ste 306, Spokane, WA 99204 (directions)
• Labcorp: 220 E Rowan Ave Ste 250, Spokane, WA 99207 (directions)
• Labcorp: 507 S Washington St #180, Spokane, WA 99204 (directions)

Tacoma, WA

• Quest Diagnostics: 1901 S Union Ave Building B Suite 5006A, 5th Floor, Tacoma, WA 98405 (directions)
• Labcorp: 4315 6th Ave, Tacoma, WA 98406 (directions)
• Labcorp: 5006 Center St P, Tacoma, WA 98409 (directions)

Vancouver, WA

• Quest Diagnostics: 505 NE 87th Ave Ste 200, Vancouver, WA 98664 (directions)
• Labcorp: 2903 NE Andresen Rd, Vancouver, WA 98661 (directions)
• Labcorp: 406 SE 131st Ave Ste 102, Vancouver, WA 98683 (directions)

Hours and walk-in availability vary; check before you go. TB skin tests, vaccines, and physicals are also available through participating occupational health and urgent care clinics.

Nursing and health programs in Washington

Students at programs like these often need titers or TB testing before clinical rotations. SchoolTiters is independent and not affiliated with these schools.

• Seattle University (Seattle)
• North Seattle College (Seattle)

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)

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.

Official Washington immunization records information

Titer and TB test prices in Washington

Prices include the doctor's order and lab fees. Students under 18 use the separate minors lab tests collection. Use code SCHOOL2026 for the student discount.

Help with school forms

Email your school form and order number to customerservice@labreqs.com. We help with eligible sections for services ordered through SchoolTiters.

Washington titer and TB testing FAQs

Where can I get a titer test in Washington?

Order online through SchoolTiters, then visit any participating Quest Diagnostics or Labcorp location in Washington. This page lists sample addresses in cities such as Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, and Vancouver, but many more participating locations are available statewide. Check location hours before you go.

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 Washington?

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.

Which TB test should I get for school?

If your program accepts a TB blood test, the QuantiFERON-TB Gold test ($137.00) needs only one visit. If it requires a PPD skin test or a 2-step skin test, order that option; skin tests need a return visit to read the result.

Updated September 2026. Lab locations and hours change; confirm before visiting. State rules summarized from the official sources linked above; your school and clinical sites may have additional requirements.