COVID-19 Vaccinations

Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a viral respiratory illness that is very contagious. While some people recover easily from the virus, others may get very sick, very quickly. To help protect ourselves, our loved ones, and the community, it is important that we stay up-to-date with our COVID-19 Vaccinations. 

What Should I Do if I've Been Infected Recently? 

If you test positive on the day of your vaccination booking or are showing symptoms of COVID-19, please cancel your booking and get tested. 

Which Vaccine Should I Get? 

Moderna and Pfizer are currently the preferred COVID-19 booster vaccines. 

How Should I Prepare For My Vaccination? 

On the day of your vaccination: 

• Bring your Medicare Card if you have one 
• Wear clothing that makes it easy for our pharmacist to access your upper arm 
• Wear a face mask 

For information on your COVID-19 vaccine, visit these links: 

Preparing for COVID-19 vaccination 

Information on Moderna COVID-19 vaccine  

Information on Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine 

What Should I Do After My Vaccination? 

After your vaccination, it is common to experience pain in your arm, muscle pain, tiredness and fatigue. 

Within 1-5 days after your vaccination, see your nearest Emergency Department or call 000 if you experience chest pain/pressure, rapid, irregular or skipped heart beats, fainting, shortness of breath or pain with breathing. 

For more information on AFTER your vaccination, visit these links: 

Information for after your Moderna COVID-19 vaccine 

Information for after your Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine