How to Get Your Shot

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Upcoming Community-based clinics in SNohomish County

NOTICE: Snohomish Health District community-based clinics are currently offering first and second doses. They are NOT providing third shots for immunocompromised individuals or booster doses at this time. Third doses may be offered at future clinics and we will provide updated information when available. If you believe you qualify for a third dose, please contact your primary health care provider.

Snohomish Health District is currently providing Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines at our community-based clinics. Please note that supply of J&J is limited and based on availability. If you require a specific vaccine, please use the Vaccine Locator below.

VACCINE LOCATOR - WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

VACCINE FINDER (PHARMACIES) - CDC

INFORMATION ON Community-based Clinics IN SNOHOMISH COUNTY

TEXT YOUR ZIP CODE TO GETVAX (438829) TO RECEIVE ADDRESSES OF NEARBY AVAILABLE VACCINATION SITES.

MORE PROVIDERS VACCINATING ALL INDIVIDUALS

The Everett Clinic (12+ at Smokey Point location, 18+ at other locations)
425-339-4212
Kaiser Permanente (18 + or 12+ depending on location)
1-800-352-3610 (Parents or guardians of anyone under 18 who is not a member, please call.)
North Sound Pediatrics (12+)
nspcovidvaccine@outlook.com
Skagit Regional Clinics – Smokey Point (18+)
360-814-6300
Western Washington Medical Group (12+)
360-436-4888

REQUESTING A COMMUNITY-BASED CLINIC

For organizations interested in hosting a community-based or mobile clinic, requests to the Washington State Department of Health Care-A-Van mobile vaccination program can be submitted online.

Submit a request

GET YOUR VACCINATION RECORD

Lost your CDC COVID vaccination card? Get your record by registering at https://myirmobile.com/.

MORE TOOLS FOR PATIENTS

ADOLESCENTS AND VACCINATION

People who are 12 and older may be vaccinated with parent or guardian consent for the Pfizer vaccine. An adult parent or legal guardian should plan to accompany anyone under 18 to the vaccination appointment or verify consent requirements in advance with the vaccine provider.

COVID-19 Vaccine Options for Youth

SECOND DOSES

According to CDC guidelines, individuals should receive two doses of the Moderna vaccine with a target timeline of 28 days apart. The Pfizer vaccine should be two doses with a target timeline of 21 days apart.

The second dose should be administered as close to the recommended interval as possible. However, if it is not feasible to adhere to the recommended interval, the second dose of Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines may be scheduled later. There is no maximum interval for the doses. If the second dose is administered beyond these target dates, there is no need to get the first dose again.

You'll receive a vaccination card at the appointment for your first dose. Save the card and take a photo on your phone in case you lose it. This has information on the brand you received for your first dose, and you may be required to show that record when you get your second dose.

Free Rides for Vaccinations

Community Transit is offering free, roundtrip bus rides to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Customers do not need to provide any documents; they can simply tell the bus driver they are traveling to get the vaccine or are returning from receiving it.

People can use the free ride to go to a doctor’s office, pharmacy or wherever they plan to get vaccinated.

To plan a trip to any location, go to www.communitytransit.org or call (425) 353-RIDE (7433) or TTY Relay 711.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteers with a medical background can learn more and sign up to help via the Snohomish County Medical Reserve Corps at www.snohd.org\MRC.