Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination appointments available at Monash Health clinics

10 October Update: Please note that the Monash University Pop-up Clinic has reached capacity and is unable to accept more walk-in vaccinations on Sunday. Dandenong and Minaret College Pop-up Clinics continue to accept walk-ins.

Yet to have your COVID-19 vaccination? We continue to add more Pfizer vaccination appointments across all our clinics with bookings available over the next two weeks.

Protecting yourself from COVID-19 is simple: all you need to do is book online or call the Coronavirus Hotline on 1800 675 398 and then attend your appointment. We also have walk-in clinics too, where no bookings are required.

To ensure everyone can access vaccination clinics, Monash Health continues to open ‘pop-up’ vaccination clinics which are available local communities. There are three Pfizer pop-up clinics available this weekend:

  • Minaret College, Officer Campus 9am-5pm Friday to Sunday (booking not required).
  • Monash University, Clayton Campus 9am-5pm Saturday to Sunday (limited walk-ins and bookings available).
  • Palm Plaza, Dandenong 9am-5pm everyday (bookings not required).

Monash Health South East Public Health Unit vaccination clinics include:

You can view the full list of Monash Health vaccination clinics here.

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