COVID-19 Vaccination Sites & Appointments

You must meet vaccination requirements and provide proof of eligibility at the time of your appointment. Click here to view the eligibility webpage.

Get Vaccinated at a Location Near You

Doctors, pharmacies, community clinics, and other healthcare providers are working to provide vaccinations. Supplies remain limited. Please be patient and check the website regularly for open appointments.

First, check with your healthcare provider for a vaccination.

If you cannot get a vaccination from a healthcare provider, the County of San Diego and its partners are offering vaccinations. See locations and schedule below.

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Vaccination Locations

Vaccination Sites by Location

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

Vaccination Schedule

Vaccination Sites by Day

Vaccination Sites by Day | Horario de sitios de vacunas

Free COVID-19 vaccines may be available through other organizations. Click here for more information on organizations offering free COVID-19 vaccinations.

What to Bring to Your Vaccination Appointment

Individuals must be 16 years of age or older and show they live or work in San Diego County at the time of their appointment to be vaccinated. You will need to bring a photo ID (school or work ID, membership card, etc.) and at least one of the documents listed below to prove you are eligible:

PROOF OF AGE

Documentation examples:

Birth certificate or passport
Provisional Driver's Permit (Learner's Permit)

If you are 16 or 17 years old, you must also:

Select an appointment from a site offering the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine only; AND
Have your parent or legal guardian schedule your appointment to provide consent to receive the vaccine.
- If you visit a no-appointment vaccination site, a parent or legal guardian must be with you to provide consent in order for you to receive the vaccine.

PROOF OF RESIDENCY (must include San Diego County address with zip code)

Documentation examples:

Photo ID
School registration paperwork
Home utility bill, such as gas, electricity, water/sewer, cable/internet, or cell phone, issued in the past 60 days
Current mortgage, housing, or property tax paperwork
Insurance policy or banking/credit card statement

PROOF OF EMPLOYMENT (must include San Diego County address with zip code)

Should include:

Name of the individual to be vaccinated
Name and address of employer or issuing entity
Confirmation of active assignment/employment of the individual to be vaccinated
- Permanent, probationary, or temporary employees
- Third-party contractors directly working with an entity’s customers or clients
- Volunteers directly working with an entity’s customers or clients

Documentation examples:

Employee or volunteer ID card; OR
A paycheck stub or timesheet issued within the last 90 days; OR
A letter on employer/company letterhead stating that the named individual is a permanent, probationary, temporary employee or volunteer

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

COVID-19 Educational Materials

COVID-19 Vaccine Resource & Links

Scheduling Your Second Vaccination Appointment

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.

City of San Diego Vaccination Program	You will schedule your second dose on site during your first dose. You will then receive a reminder email within 7-10 days following your initial vaccination. For any issues, contact SDFCovid19@sandiego.gov.
MyTurn	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.
Operation Collaboration	Second dose appointments will be scheduled at the vaccination clinic after the first dose is administered.
UC San Diego Health: MyChart	Download the MyChart App or make an account on the UCSD website by visiting mychart.ucsd.edu to receive your second dose link. If you have done so and still have not received your link, please call 1-619-543-5220 to speak with a MyChart call center agent.