COVID-19 Vaccination Locations

COVID-19 vaccinations are safe, convenient, and available from multiple vaccine providers.

Appointments are not necessary, but available if preferred. See locations and schedule below for more details.

PLEASE NOTE: Due to a significant drop in demand for COVID-19 vaccines, the County of San Diego is phasing out some of its vaccination sites, however, people who have not been vaccinated still have plenty of options to do so. Please see below options available to you.

 

Get Vaccinated at a Location Near You

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Vaccination Sites by Location

See Map and Choose Site to Make Appointment |  Mapa de sitios de vacunas

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Vaccination Sites by Day

Vaccination Sites by Day | Horario de sitios de vacunas

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Other Vaccination Options

 

Information for Your Appointment - Printable English Version 

Información para su cita - Printable Spanish Version

 

County of San Diego COVID-19 Vaccination Sites Flyer - Printable English Version 

Folleto de sitios de vacunación COVID-19 del condado de San Diego - Printable Spanish Version

 

What to Bring to Your Vaccination 

Items required at the time of vaccination depend on a person’s age. For minors (12-17 years old), requirements will vary based on whether or not an adult (18 years and older) will be present when they receive the vaccine.

 

COVID-19 Vaccinations - Adults (18 years and older)

  • Must be 18 years old at the time of vaccination to be considered an adult
  • Must show photo ID (e.g., school or work ID, membership card) AND proof of age (something that shows date of birth)
    • Documentation examples: Birth certificate, passport, Provisional Driver's Permit (Learner's Permit)

 

COVID-19 Vaccinations - Minors (12-17 years old)

  • Individuals younger than 18 can only receive the Pfizer-BioNTech (Pfizer) COVID-19 vaccine. 
  • All eligible minors may visit a vaccination site without an appointment and without bringing any documentation (photo ID and proof of age) IF a parent, legal guardian, or relative caregiver is with them at the site.
  • If a minor will not have an adult present with them at the vaccination site, an appointment needs to be made AND their parent or legal guardian will need to complete the Consent Form for Minors to provide their consent in advance. Parental consent is required for all eligible minors to be vaccinated. See consent forms below.

 

Caregiver Affidavit Form English | Spanish | Arabic | Chinese | Karen | Korean | Somali | Tagalog | Vietnamese 

Consent Form for Minors - Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine English | Spanish | Arabic | Chinese | Karen | Korean | Somali | Tagalog | Vietnamese 

Fact Sheet for Recipients and Caregivers English | Spanish 

 

Parent/Guardian IS PRESENT
  • Parent/Guardian identifies minor and verifies their age (no documentation needed)
  • Parent/Guardian may answer medical questions and provide consent in-person

Relative Caregiver IS PRESENT

(Relative must be 18 years or older and live with the minor)

Examples: Grandparent, aunt, uncle, cousin
  • Relative caregiver must complete Caregiver Affidavit Form (may complete on-site if needed) 
  • Relative caregiver can confirm child’s identity and age (no documentation needed)
  • Relative caregiver may answer medical questions and provide consent in-person

Minor is unaccompanied

OR

accompanied by a non-caregiver adult

Examples: Neighbor, nanny, family friend

  • MINOR MUST HAVE AN APPOINTMENT THROUGH MY TURN TO BE VACCINATED
  • Minor’s information and age provided when scheduling appointment in My Turn
  • Minor or adult must show Consent Form for Minors filled out by parent/guardian
  • Minor must bring photo ID AND proof of age

 

 

What to Expect — Before, During, and After Your Appointment

 

 

Scheduling Your Second Vaccination 

Only Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines require a second dose. It is recommended that you get your second dose from the location and/or through the same provider as your first dose. Second dose scheduling protocols may differ by provider.  

My Turn
  • After you make your first appointment, you will be prompted in My Turn to schedule your second appointment. Dates available for your second dose will be populated so you may complete the scheduling process.
  • For any issues, contact the CA COVID-19 Hotline at 1-833-422-4255.
Rady Children’s Hospital: MyChart 
  • You will schedule your second dose at the clinic during your first dose. If you are not scheduled for a second dose at the clinic, you will likely receive a scheduling ticket on MyChart. 
  • For further instructions, click here or contact covid19vaccine@rchsd.org.

Appointment Instructions:

Vaccine Locations on MyTurn

Rady Children's Hospital: MyChart