Where to Get Your COVID-19 Vaccine

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist offers one of the three COVID-19 vaccines currently available, Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson, at the clinics listed below. Note: Individuals who are age 5-17 are only eligible for first and second doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at designated locations.

Appointments are required. You do not have to be a Wake Forest Baptist patient to schedule a vaccine appointment. 

What You Need to Know about Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccination

• The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5-11 is a smaller dose.
• The vaccine is a two-dose series that is given three weeks apart.
• Parents/guardians must accompany the child to the appointment to provide written consent.
• Read the FDA Fact Sheet for more detailed information about the vaccine. 

How to Schedule an Appointment

• First dose: Use the Schedule Now buttons below to schedule through myWakeHealth or call 336-70-COVID. 
• Second dose: For those who did not receive their first dose at Wake Forest Baptist, call 336-70-COVID.
• Third dose (Pfizer or Moderna): For those moderately or severely immune compromised, call 336-70-COVID. Patients who are unsure if they meet these criteria should contact their specialist or primary care office to ensure a third dose is appropriate for their specific situation.
• Booster dose (Pfizer, Moderna or Johnson & Johnson): Call 336-70-COVID or search for a vaccine provider near you.

Who Is Eligible for Boosters?

Pfizer and Moderna

A booster dose is recommended for everyone 18 and older who received a Pfizer or Moderna vaccine at least 6 months or more after completing their initial series. 

Johnson & Johnson

A booster dose is recommended for everyone 18 or older who received a Johnson & Johnson vaccine more than 2 months ago. 

What You Need to Know about Boosters

• If you are moderately or severely immune compromised and already received a third dose of Pfizer or Moderna vaccine in your primary series, you may receive a booster dose at least 6 months after your third dose. 
• The Moderna booster is a smaller dose than what is given in the first two shots. 
• If you are eligible for a booster dose, the CDC allows you to receive the same vaccine type you originally received or to choose a different booster. 
• According to early studies, some Johnson & Johnson recipients might have a stronger immune response by choosing an mRNA booster (Moderna or Pfizer).

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccinations

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