Vaccine Information

As of April 15, all individuals 16 years of age and older are eligible to be vaccinated. Please note, only Pfizer is approved for use for those age 16-17.

View the progress statewide on the State’s vaccine dashboard.

All individuals 16 years of age and older are eligible to be vaccinated. Please note, only Pfizer is approved for use for those age 16-17.

COVID-19 Vaccines are now available by appointment at MyTurn.ca.gov and by walk-in!

You can register to receive your vaccine at dozens of locations across Ventura County at MyTurn.ca.gov or by calling the CA COVID-19 Hotline at 833-422-4255.

The Ventura County Department of Public Health operates clinics across the County at the following locations. Clinic days and hours of operation are listed on MyTurn.ca.gov

Anyone in need of a second dose can be added as a walk-in for clinics listed below. Please be sure to select a clinic offering the vaccine you received for your first dose.

New walk-in hours are available across our Department of Public Health Clinics. Walk-in appointments are subject to vaccine availability. Extended hours are available by appointment on MyTurn.ca.gov or by calling the CA COVID-19 Hotline at 833-422-4255.

• If you have received another immunization within 14 days of your COVID-19 vaccine appointment, you will be asked to reschedule your appointment until after that time has passed. Additionally, if you have had a positive COVID test within 10 days of your appointment, you will be asked to reschedule your vaccination to a later date.
• Please arrive at the time of your appointment. There is usually little to no wait prior to check in and depending on appointment flow, so if you arrive extremely early you may be asked to leave and return closer to your appointment time. If you arrive more than 15 minutes late for your appointment you may be turned away, especially for the last appointment slots of the day.
• Most of the County of Ventura vaccination sites are indoor sites and require some walking to get from the parking area into the vaccination site. Please plan accordingly based on any mobility limitations. The South Oxnard Clinic is currently the only outdoor site, which can accommodate individuals needing to remain in their vehicles if necessary.
• Only Service Animals as defined by ADA are allowed inside vaccination sites.
• Minors will require parental consent either in-person or through virtual verification at the time of the appointment.

Proof of Identity, such as:

• Government-Issued Identification (e.g. driver’s license, matricula consular, passport)
• Essential Worker Card
• Birth Certificate
• Bank Statement
• Tax Return
• Utility Bill with Registrant’s Name

AND verification of eligibility and age:

• Form of identification showing your age/ date of birth

• After receiving your first dose of Pfizer or Moderna, you will become eligible for your second dose after a waiting period of 21 days for Pfizer and 28 days for Moderna. Once you become eligible, you have a window of approximately 14 days to receive your second dose to ensure maximum efficacy. You do not need to receive your second dose on the exact date you become eligible.
• If you plan to use a walk-in clinic for your second dose, please be sure to select a clinic offering the vaccine you received for your first dose. If you arrive at a site for a second dose vaccination before the wait period has ended, you will be turned away. Please refer to your vaccination card and count the appropriate calendar days, starting the day after you received your first dose.
• You will be given information about follow-up post vaccination at your appointment. Site staff will provide instructions on how to enroll in V-Safe Post Vaccine Follow-Up Information and other important information.

• COVID-19 Vaccine Q&A – Part 1
• COVID-19 Vaccine Q&A – Part 2
• Board of Supervisors 12-08-2020 (Covid-19 Update) from County of Ventura on Vimeo.

• County of Ventura COVID-19 Vaccination Task Force
• Pfizer Fact Sheet for Recipients and Caregivers
• Moderna Fact Sheet for Recipients and Caregivers
• COVID-19 Vaccine Allocation Guidelines
• COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions (The New England Journal of Medicine)
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Recommendations on COVID-19 Vaccine