Unless you're going to be in regular contact with TB-patients or TB-suspect patients ... NO.

Misread the question. Possible, YES. Required, NO. Recommended, SEE ABOVE & BELOW.

(BCG immunisation does NOT necessarily grant LIFELONG immunity to TB)

This post has been edited by trencher10: Feb 28 2019, 12:35 PM

Individual risk to contracting TB DOES NOT depend on immunisation alone, and on the stages of life, practically less of it. And even if you are vaccinated, the real protection is vigilance.

UK NHS:BCG tuberculosis (TB) vaccine overview

BCG for adults

BCG vaccination is rarely given to anyone over the age of 16 because it does not work very well in adults.

But it's given to adults aged 16 to 35 who are at risk of TB through their work, such as some healthcare workers.