| PFIZER | |
| Where | NEW LOCATION – Frances Hewett Community Centre (2 Roberts St, Hamilton) |
| Vaccine type | Pfizer |
| When | WDHS CURRENTLY HAS DOSE 1 & 2 AVAILABLE – CLICK LINK BELOW TO BOOK AN AVAILABLE DATE |
| Bookings | CLICK HERE to book or change your Pfizer appointment or call 1800 313 021 – note the Pfizer dose interval is 3 weeks |
| Waitlist | CLICK HERE For Dose 1 to add your name and details on the Expression of Interest list and we will contact you when more Pfizer vaccine is available |
| ASTRA ZENECA | |
Where | NEW LOCATION –Frances Hewett Community Centre (2 Roberts St, Hamilton) |
| Vaccine type | AstraZeneca |
| When | WDHS CURRENTLY HAS DOSE 2 AVAILABLE – CLICK LINK BELOW TO BOOK AN AVAILABLE DATE |
| Bookings | CLICK HERE to book for AstraZeneca or call 1800 313 021 – note the AZ dose interval has changed to 6 weeks* |
PFIZER INFORMATION / ELIGIBILITY:
*Please note the recommended interval between the 1st and 2nd dose of Pfizer is 3 weeks & AstraZeneca vaccines is 6 weeks for State run vaccination centres including WDHS.
Who is currently eligible for Pfizer:
- Anyone aged 12 and over is now eligible for Pfizer.
ASTRAZENECA INFORMATION / ELIGIBILITY:
*Please note the recommended interval between 1st & 2nd dose of AstraZeneca is now 6 weeks at State run vaccination centres including WDHS.
Who is currently eligible for AstraZeneca:
- People aged 18 to 60yrs (consent form signed at clinic)
- People aged 60yrs and over.
- Please note, Pfizer is the preferred vaccine for people aged 16 to under 60 years. However, people of any age who have had their first dose of AstraZeneca without any serious adverse events should continue to receive their second dose.
Further COVID-19 vaccine information
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Last updated: 23/09/2021