WHERE CAN I GET A VACCINE?
So it is your turn to get vaccinated. It may be a confusing process. You
might
ask,
“Where
Covid-19 vaccine center near me?”,
is “Do
a I
have to sign up?” and “How long will it take?”. After reading this, you will hopefully be equipped
with
the
information
to
get
vaccinated. Vaccines are what bring us all closer to herd immunity. Getting the vaccine is as easy as 1, 2, 3!
Step 1: Sign Up The first step is to check to ensure you qualify for the vaccine. Every part of the registration process is available on Coronavirus Updates | Hawaii Pacific Health. You will be able to check if it is your turn to be vaccinated. If it is not your turn, do not forget to come back and check. At the current rate, the projections state we will move to phase 1C in the spring. After you are sure that you can get the vaccine, find a center. While registering, be sure to look for a clinic close-by.
If
you
are
a
resident
of
Oahu,
you
may
like
to
go
to
the
Covid-19 vaccine clinic in Pearl City. You may have to answer a survey ensuring that you are in the right group. Once registered and with an appointment, you are all done with the first step! If you do not have access to the internet or do not feel comfortable registering online, call the Hawaii District Health Office at (808) 300-1120. Be sure to ask, “where can I find a Covid-19 vaccine center near me?.”
Step 2: First Dose Next, go to the Covid-19 vaccine center on the day and time of your appointment. The appointment makes sure that there are enough vaccines in stock. They also check your identification to ensure no “line-cutting”. Remember to wear a mask and remain socially distant before and after your vaccination. Once you have arrived and it is your turn, ensure that the health care worker administering the vaccine is wearing personal protective equipment.
They should be the only person getting close enough to you to give you the shot. After injection, they may ask you to stay for 15-30 minutes for observation. This observation is a precaution and DOES NOT mean that you are in any danger. After that, all that is left is making the appointment for the final vaccination. You can choose to receive the second dose at the same Covid-19 clinic in Pearl City if you so desire.
Step 3: Second Dose Approximately 21 days after the first dose of the vaccine, it is time for your appointment for the last one. This period between doses may vary depending on which vaccine you get. It is recommended that you receive the same type of vaccine as the first dose, Moderna or Pfizer. The process is much the same as the first time. You may need to stay longer for observation. Some people may have slightly stronger reactions with the second dose. Although the side effects may be more intense, they should not last longer than 1-2 days. After that, your vaccination is complete! Congratulations! Please remember to continue following CDC guidelines of mask-wearing and social distancing.
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