Vaccine

Before you pick a time:

  • If you are currently participating in or have participated in a COVID vaccine study, please do not schedule and contact your study coordinator.
  • Our vaccination scheduling is based on an anticipated supply from the state. If our allotment is different from expected, we may need to contact you to reschedule.
  • Please ensure we have accurate email and cell phone contact information, so that we may reach you in a timely manner if necessary.
  • The two-dose vaccines require two separate injections given three to four weeks apart. Your second injection will be automatically scheduled at the same location as the first injection. When scheduling, please make sure you will be available for the second dose in three to four weeks. If not, please wait to schedule.

Select your vaccination location and time:

Are you scheduling the first dose of a COVID-19 Vaccine?

 

  • Please Note: Morning appointments are at the Friendswood High School and afternoon appointments are at the Middle School!

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  • The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines each involve two shots, normally administered 21 or 28 days apart, respectively. Both shots in the series are necessary and must be from the same manufacturer. The second shot is typically scheduled after the first shot has been given, at the clinic.

    Please contact the UTMB Access Center at (832) 632-6731 to discuss your appointment needs.

    Need to Reschedule an Existing Vaccine Appointment with UTMB? If your appointment was made with UTMB, send an email to C19vacsch@utmb.edu. Include your name and date of birth, along with the date of your original vaccination appointment and whether this is your first or second vaccination. We will work to accommodate your request as our vaccine supply and appointment slots allow.

Reporting an Adverse Vaccine Event

To ensure safety, there’s a significant effort to track possible side effects and adverse events from the COVID-19 vaccines. Use these links if you experience anything concerning or unexpected with the vaccine.

Report your event that required medical attention to UTMB (UTMB Employees Only)
Report your event to HHS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System-VAERS)
Use the V-Safe Tool (app from the CDC)

UTMB Safety Requirements

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Latest Updates

  • Sept. 21, 2021: UTMB Incident Command Update

    The following information is for all UTMB faculty, staff and students in all locations. Incident Command will begin meeting every two weeks, so the next update will be on Oct. 5, 2021. The UTMB Incident Command Team met Tuesday morning regarding the continuing challenge presented by the COVID Delta variant. See the latest updates, including employee testing details, in this message for all UTMB staff and students.

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  • Sept. 8, 2021: UTMB Incident Command Update

    The UTMB Incident Command Team met Tuesday morning regarding the continuing challenge presented by the COVID Delta variant. See the latest updates, including employee testing details, in this message for all UTMB staff and students.

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  • Clinical Task Force: Hospital visitation policy modified to comply with new state legislation

    Per Texas HB 2211, hospitals are prohibited from restricting in-person visitation for a patient receiving care or treatment at the hospital during the COVID pandemic, unless certain exceptions apply. Our current visitation policy for non-COVID patients already complies with the new law, and modifications related to COVID patients will soon be in place (access restricted).

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  • Aug. 31 Clinical Task Force Update

    COVID activity during the current wave due to the delta variant continues to be very high, with daily positive cases at 300-400 (15-25% positivity) within the UTMB system. The average COVID census across all UTMB campuses has ranged from 190 to 200 for the past two weeks, among the highest inpatient numbers so far in the pandemic. All clinical faculty and staff are being advised of current measures (access restricted).

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