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Campus Health COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
All University students, benefits-eligible employees, and designated campus colleagues (DCC's) can be vaccinated at Campus Health.
Note: While DCC's are eligible to be vaccinated, they are not eligible for additional services at Campus Health. Non-affiliated family members of employees are not eligible to receive their vaccine at Campus Health. We encourage those individuals to get vaccinated through any number of community vaccine options.
We strongly encourage vaccination to protect yourself and your community.
Pfizer Booster Shots
COVID-19 Vaccine booster shots are available for the following Pfizer vaccine recipients who completed their 2nd dose at least 6 months ago and are:
- 65 years and older
- Age 18+ who live in long-term care settings
- Age 18+ who have underlying medical conditions
- Age 18+ who work in high-risk settings
- Age 18+ who live in high-risk settings
Additional information on booster eligiblity from the CDC.
Make Your Pfizer Booster Shot Appointment
Please make your appointment at least 6 months after your 2nd Pfizer dose and bring your Vaccination Card with you to your appointment
Note: At this time booster shots are not recommended if you received the Moderna or J&J vaccines.
Vaccine Offered
Pfizer and Moderna for dose #1 and dose #2.
We also offer Pfizer booster doses to certain populations (see above).
Appointments
Students & Employees can self-schedule through PatientLink.
Make Your COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment
If you have trouble making an appointment call 520-621-9202.
Feeling anxious about vaccination? Here are some tips for calming COVID-19 vaccine anxiety
Lost Your Vaccine Card? (If received in Arizona)
- If you received your COVID-19 vaccine anywhere in Arizona, you can instantly print an official copy from the ADHS website link to MyIR.
- If you need a signed copy, you can get that by filling out this ADHS Immunization Application.
COVID-19 Vaccination: Your Common Questions Answered
Dr. Porter answers 3 common questions about COVID-19 Vaccinations:
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Why should I get vaccinated?
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How do I get vaccinated?
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Are there incentives to get vaccinated
Community Vaccine Options:
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If you’re in Tucson, you can receive your vaccine at several locations across Pima County.
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If you’re outside of Tucson, check VaccineFinder for availability in your area.
Students & Employees: Upload Your COVID-19 Vaccine Documentation
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Students and employees who have uploaded their vaccine document will be automatically entered for a chance to receive a number of exciting incentives!
Uploading your vaccine document will help the University keep track of our progress toward campus immunity and keeps your COVID-19 vaccination card secure as part of your medical record. Please ensure that you have received ALL DOSES in the vaccine series before submitting your records. Click the button below and follow the instructions to upload your vaccine document to our secure, HIPAA compliant system.
Additional Resources
COVID-19 Vaccine Information
FAQs
- Arizona Department of Health Services
- Center for Disease Control & Prevention
- Pima County Health Department
Health Department Specific Information