The COVID-19 Community Vaccination Clinic on 113-133 Mollison Street, Bendigo, is the vaccination hub for the Loddon Mallee region. Vaccination Clinics are being run in Mildura, Swan Hill, Castlemaine and Echuca – check with your local health service in that area.
You can book here: https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/[email protected]/bookings/s/VeMW36UlX02lPXTpu-qejQ2?fbclid=IwAR2LJ5Sxz9C7UmpbVXwWFPWvOvQikKIfhLulSwp5jzt2B8nKsB6iDWmYHLA
Sunday and Monday: Closed
Tuesday and Thursday 11am to 6.30pm
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 10am to 5.30pm
Walk-in appointments are available as follows:
Tuesday and Thursday 12noon to 6.30pm
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 11am to 5.30pm
*Updated October 11
AstraZeneca is available to those aged 18 and over.
Pfizer and Moderna is available to those aged 12 and over.
Please bring some form of identification, your medicare card and proof of employment, if applicable.
Please discuss with your GP in the first instance. If your GP believes your existing medical condition or medical history puts you at risk of receiving a certain vaccine, they can fill out a referral form on your behalf to the Victorian Specialist Immunisation Services (VicSIS). The outcome of your referral will be sent back to your GP once assessed by VicSIS.
The vaccines will keep you out of hospital and stop you getting critically unwell with the disease.
Studies are being undertaken to see whether the vaccines reduce your risk of contracting COVID. Emerging evidence suggests vaccines can significantly reduce your risk of getting COVID-19.
Please get tested for COVID-19 in the first instance. If you have minor symptoms and are improving then it’s ok to get vaccinated. You should not be vaccinated if you are feeling unwell.
You can get vaccinated after a COVID-19 infection as soon as you have recovered from the infection and are feeling well.
Pfizer three weeks.
AstraZeneca six weeks. A few days after the 6 week second dose does not impact the effectiveness of the vaccine.
Moderna 4 weeks.
Novovax 3 weeks.
The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) has ruled the Pfizer vaccine is safe for pregnant women. You are also safe to get vaccinated if considering getting pregnant or breastfeeding. More information is available here.
ATAGI has advised that influenza vaccines can be co-administered (on the same day) with a COVID-19 vaccine.
Subject to the availability of influenza vaccines, co-administration with COVID-19 booster vaccines could be a prompt for influenza vaccination.
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COVID-19 third dose vaccinations are available at our Mollison Street clinic to anyone aged 18 and over.
Fully vaccinated Central Victorians can visit: servicesaustralia.gov.au/covidvaccineproof for information on how to get proof of vaccination.
Using the links below