UPDATE 03.01.2025

 

Our practice is an approved COVID-19 vaccination site currently administering the Pfizer JN.1 vaccine. 

Individuals 12 years and older are eligible to receive the Pfizer JN.1 vaccine, and individuals 6 months to <12 years are eligible to receive the Pfizer paediatric JN.1 vaccine appropriate for their age.

These vaccines are available as a primary dose and as a booster dose.  

Click here for ATAGI recommendations on the use of the Pfizer JN.1 COVID-19 vaccines. 

You can book an appointment for your COVID-19 vaccine online or with one of our reception staff on 9458 4558. If you are new to our practice, please assist us by making your booking online.

Go to the appropriate link below for information about the booster.

 

Making an appointment

COVID-19 vaccines will be administered during specific clinics to follow the recommendations for obtaining consent, after vaccination monitoring, and maintaining physical distancing.

Please note the doctor will not be available to discuss other issues (including prescription requests) during your COVID-19 vaccine appointment.

We ask for your co-operation to ensure the practice remains within the recommended guidelines.

Patients who have not been seen at our practice before will need to bring their Medicare card and photo identification.

You can book an appointment online here or with one of our reception staff on 9458 4558.

About your vaccination

Click on the links below for information about the vaccine:

COVID-19 Pfizer JN.1 vaccine

To find out how to get your immunisation history statement, visit the Medicare website.

About your booster

    Click here for ATAGI recommendations on the use of the Pfizer JN.1 COVID-19 vaccines. 

    Reporting side effects

    After receiving medical advice for any side effects that you experience, you can report them to the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) (see below for further details).

    By reporting side effects, you're helping provide more information on the safety of vaccines.

    You can report adverse events in the following ways:

     

    Over the phone

    Call the NPS Medicinewise Adverse Medicine Events (AME) Line on 1300 134 237

    Directly to the TGA

    Using the National Adverse Event Following Immunisation (AEFI) reporting form, which you can find here.

    Online

    https://aems.tga.gov.au/privacy/

    By email

    Email the TGA at adr.reports@tga.gov.au to report a vaccine side effect. Your email should include:

    • Your contact details
    • A description of the side effect (what happened, when it happened and how long it lasted)
    • The name of the vaccine you think caused the side effect (including any other medicines or medical devices you are using).

    Information and Resources
    Visit the following websites for general information about the COVID-19 vaccine.

    Department of Health HealthyWA

    Health Direct

    Click here to watch the Australian Academy of Science video  – Vaccine Confusion? Here are the Facts.

    Watch the COVID-19 vaccination video where Dr Lucas de Toca, a public health expert, explains why COVID-19 vaccines are important in an outbreak.

    National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance frequently asked questions.