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COVID-19 Phase 2a (Over 50s) – from May 17th

From 17 May 2021, people 50 years and over can receive the AstraZeneca vaccine at our practice.

Phase 2a of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout includes over 50s, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults aged 18-49 years and other critical and high risk workers (visit eligibility checker).

Booking Appointments

If you are eligible for phase 2a and want to get the vaccine, please contact our reception or let your doctor/nurse know to join our waiting list.

Due to limited supply, we will be offering the vaccine to eligible patients on a first come first served basis.

We will contact you directly to book an appointment when we have stock of the vaccine available.

Vaccination appointments will be available Monday-Friday from 1pm-2pm ONLY, until we start to receive more stock.

We are not opening up Hot Doc online bookings yet because of the difficulty getting enough doses of the vaccine to meet demand.

Once we are able to get more supplies of the vaccine we will open up additional times to get the vaccine.

Further Resources

After Your Vaccination

After receiving any vaccine, you may experience minor side effects. Most side effects are mild and last no more than a few days.

Common reactions to COVID-19 vaccinations include:

  • a sore arm
  • headache
  • low level fever
  • muscle pain
  • chills
  • tiredness, or
  • joint pain.

 

You can use the COVID-19 vaccine side effects symptom checker if you have concerns about any symptoms after your vaccine. The checker is also available through the National Coronavirus Helpline, 1800 020 080, 24 hours a day.

Two Doses

Please note, you will require two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine (AstraZeneca).

These will need to be at least 12 weeks apart.

When you receive your first jab, we will book an appointment for your second jab.

Will you be running a flu clinic this year?

Yes, we will be receiving supplies of the new flu vaccination in late April and plan to run some flu clinics again this year.

Because of the challenges in planning and running the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine, we are not sure of the times or dates yet.

As soon as we have more information we will let our patients know.

If you are intending on having the COVID-19 vaccine, you will need to have the flu vaccination at least 14 days apart.

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