You can now get first, second or booster doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at any of a series of Berkeley Public Health clinics over the coming week. 

These clinics are being scheduled in an effort to bolster the supply from primary vaccination sites: health care providers, local pharmacies and myturn.ca.gov. 

Vaccines continue to be the most powerful tool to fight the pandemic, providing strong protection against severe illness and hospitalization. 

Booster doses are recommended for everyone who is at least 16 years old and who: 

• Received a second Pfizer or Moderna dose at least six months ago 
• Received a first dose of Johnson & Johnson at least 2 months ago 

Those that are ages 16-17 only can receive a Pfizer booster dose. The Pfizer boosters being used at these clinics can be used for anyone, regardless of which brand you chose for your first dose, according to state and federal guidelines. 

Children 5- to 17-years-olds need a signed consent form and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian unless otherwise noted. 

Tuesday, Dec 21: Berkeley City College Clinic 
2050 Center St 
11:30am-6:30pm 
Pfizer (5+): First dose, second dose, or booster available. 
Make an appointment to reserve your spot. 

Wednesday, Dec 22: North Berkeley Clinic 
1701 San Pablo Ave (Enter on Curtis St between Francisco and Virginia St) 
9:30am-4:30pm 
Pfizer (5+): First dose, second dose, or booster available. 
Make an appointment to reserve your spot. 

Get vaccinated – and then spread the word so others know boosters and vaccine are also available to them!  

Links

• City of Berkeley: COVID-19 Vaccine Information 
• Bay Area Health Officers Urge Boosters, a protection against growing threat of Omicron, December 17, 2021 
• California Department of Public Health: COVID-19 Vaccines 
• Guidance on Booster Eligibility (CDPH) 
• Guidance on Booster Eligibility (CDC) 
• CDC: COVID-19 Vaccination 
• FDA information on Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson (Janssen) COVID-19 vaccines