Updated March 2, 2021
UCSF employees and learners are now eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at no cost, in accordance with guidelines from the California Department of Public Health.
Please note that national vaccine supplies are currently limited, and vaccination appointments may not be immediately available, even for those who are eligible. The federal government is currently working toward making vaccines more widely available for everyone.
All authorized vaccines were found to be safe and effective by the FDA. UCSF encourages everyone to be vaccinated when they become eligible.
See UCSF's Vaccine Distribution Dashboard » (must be logged onto VPN to access)
Vaccine Scheduling
UCSF employees and learners have multiple options for scheduling their vaccine:
- Schedule an appointment at UCSF through MyChart. If you're not already a MyChart user, sign up for an account here.
- Use the state’s MyTurn system to schedule an appointment or sign up to receive appointment alerts.
- Sign up for a vaccination appointment and appointment alerts through your county’s vaccine website:
Members of our Fresno Regional campus can schedule vaccines through MyTurn.
Please note that vaccine supplies nationwide remain limited, and appointments may not be immediately available due to high demand, even for those who are eligible.
A small number of vaccine doses are often available at the end of the day. Learn more about signing up for a standby vaccine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put my name on a standby list for extra vaccine doses at the end of the day?
If I receive the vaccine, will I still need to follow safety protocols of masking/distancing/hand hygiene/eye protection?
Will UCSF make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory?
I'm a contractor who provides services to UCSF. Will I be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine from UCSF?
More vaccine questions? Email [email protected]