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Should healthcare personnel be required to have serologic evidence of immunity for measles if they have documentation of receiving two doses of vaccine?

April 26, 2017documentation doses Healthcare Immunity measles personnel serologic

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Should healthcare personnel be required to have serologic evidence of immunity for measles if they have documentation of receiving two doses of vaccine?

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Documentation of two valid doses of live-virus measles vaccine is acceptable evidence of immunity and post-vaccination serologic testing is not recommended, http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/PDF/rr/rr4708.pdf (page 11, Table 1).