COVID-19 vaccine booking
COVID-19 vaccines offer protection against the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Vaccination is one of the most effective ways to protect our families, communities and ourselves against severe illness, hospitalization, post COVID-19 condition, or death from COVID-19. The more people who are immunized against COVID-19, the harder it is for the virus to spread.
We strongly recommend that people keep up-to-date with COVID-19 vaccination by receiving the most recent vaccine as long as an interval of three to six months (preferably six months) has passed since the last vaccine.
Co-administration of vaccines
Appointment scheduling for vaccine co-administration is now available in our provincial scheduler.
Vaccines for the respiratory season can be co-administered (given at the same time) or at any time regardless of when each vaccine has been received. We encourage health-care professionals to provide co-administration to our population when possible.
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Before booking your appointment, please review Public Health New Brunswick’s COVID-19 Vaccine Information.
If you need help booking or cancelling an appointment, or if there are no clinics in your zone, contact Tele-Services at 1-833-437-1424 or email [email protected]
For children aged six months to five years old: If no appointments are available in the provincial scheduler, please call your local Public Health office at the following numbers available here: Public Health Clinics (gnb.ca)
For individuals five years or older: If no appointments are available in the provincial scheduler, please call your local pharmacy. If your pharmacy does not offer appointments, contact your local Public Health office at the following numbers available here: Public Health Clinics (gnb.ca)
Last updated September 2024