SD County Vaccine Center

Vaccine Center FAQs

• Do I need an appointment?

  Yes, appointments are required to be vaccinated.How do I make an appointment?

• How do I make an appointment?

   Appointments can be made through the County’s vaccine webpage.

• Can anyone receive a vaccination?

  The vaccination site is only available to those in the eligible phases/tiers listed on the County’s COVID-19 Vaccine Phases webpage. Anyone interested in the COVID vaccine should first contact their medical provider. Only if someone is not able to receive the vaccine from their medical provider should they make an appointment at the County site.

• Can CSUSM Faculty and Staff be vaccinated?

  Yes, on Wednesday, Feb. 24, San Diego County announced that Tier 1B would open to employees in the childcare and education sectors beginning Saturday, Feb. 27. All employees, including student employees, of CSUSM and the CSUSM Corporation are now eligible to make an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine.

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• How do I know if I’m eligible to receive a vaccination?

  Visit the California Department of Public Health’s My Turn website. If it isn’t your turn yet, you can register to be notified when you become eligible. If you have trouble with My Turn, call the CA COVID-19 Hotline at 1-833-422-4255 for assistance.

• Where is the vaccination site located?

  At the Sports Center and Clarke Field House. A campus map is available online.

• Is parking available at the vaccination site?

  Free parking is available on the second and third floors of PS1 with disabled parking in Lot L next to the Sports Center. There is also be a drop-off location at the Clarke Field House circle. A campus map is available online.

• Is the County-operated testing center at CSUSM still open?

  Yes. The testing center is open and remains located at the Viasat Engineering Pavilion. Please visit the testing center FAQ webpage for more information on hours.

• Are volunteers needed at the vaccination superstation?

  Healthcare professionals interested in volunteering can email mrc-volcoord.hhsa@sdcounty.ca.gov for information about volunteering.

• What if I have a question that wasn’t answered here?

  Call the County’s 211 hotline or visit the County of San Diego COVID website.