Summer Hill

02 9797 3900

Leichhardt

02 9550 0288

Ashfield

02 8090 6833

COVID-19

'COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Checker

Children's Pfizer

Your Doctors is offering Children's Pfizer to all children aged 5 to 11 (inclusive).  Children aged 12 and older receive the adult Pfizer vaccine.

Please call our practices to book an appointment, please do not book online.  We must use an entire vial of vaccine (10 doses) within hours once opened, so we schedule vaccinations to occur only on specific days with specific staff.

Our immunisation schedule is tight due to high demand.  You must be with your child and have them prepared to receive the vaccine within a few minutes.  If you miss this window then we may have to delay you by hours or reschedule for another day.

A parent/guardian is required to fill out the consent form below and bring it on the day.
Helpful resources:
  • Unsure about whether to vaccinate your kids? Dr Sam Hay has written two valuable summaries for parents.  Letter to parents & Top 10 questions about the vaccine.
  • Sydney Children’s Hospital Network (SCHN) child life therapy teams have created video resources for children with anxiety, needle-phobia or behavioural issues to support the vaccination process for families Seven strategies to help children with vaccination: Seven strategies to help children with vaccination
  • The Quiet Pathway service offered at SCHN provides specialised support for children with mental health conditions, sensory issues, anxiety, intellectual disabilities or a phobia of needles.

Pfizer vaccinations and boosters

First and second Pfizer doses are available to everyone aged 12 and over.  We recommend a 3-4 week interval between these doses.

Booster (third) Pfizer doses are available to everyone aged 18 and over.  4 months must have elapsed since your second dose (of either Pfizer or AstraZeneca).

Please call our practices to book an appointment, please do not book online.  We must use an entire bottle of vaccine once opened, so we schedule vaccinations to occur only on specific days with specific staff

All patients are required to fill out the Pfizer consent form below and bring it in on the day.  New patients are also requested to provide an up-to-date Health Summary from their usual treating doctor.
Helpful resources:
  • Sydney Children’s Hospital Network (SCHN) child life therapy teams have created video resources for children with anxiety, needle-phobia or behavioural issues to support the vaccination process for families Seven strategies to help children with vaccination: Seven strategies to help children with vaccination
  • The Quiet Pathway service offered at SCHN provides specialised support for children with mental health conditions, sensory issues, anxiety, intellectual disabilities or a phobia of needles.
  • Getting an injection - social story for paediatric immunisation by Association of Autism Western Australia.

Adult AstraZeneca Vaccinations

First and Second AstraZeneca doses are available to aged 18 and over.  We recommend a 6-8 week interval between these doses.

Please call our practices to book an appointment, please do not book online.  We must use an entire bottle of vaccine once opened, so we schedule vaccinations to occur only on specific days with specific staff

All patients must fill out the AstraZeneca consent form below and bring it in on the day.  New patients are requested to provide an up-to-date Health Summary from their usual treating doctor.

Immediate Family members

Immediate family members (who have never visited our practice before) of existing patients are welcome to book vaccinations, however they must must:
  • Print out the relevant Consent Form, complete the questions and sign it.
  • Obtain an up-to-date Health Summary from their current doctor.
  • Send these two documents to the practice prior to their visit.

Do you have flu symptoms?

NSW Health recommends that anyone with symptoms gets tested at a COVID-19 clinic.

Symptoms include fever, cough, sore/scratchy throat, shortness of breath, loss of taste or smell, or unexplained fever. You should self-isolate until you receive your test results.

General COVID-19 Information

With the exception of workers in high-risk clinical settings, there is no requirement for testing asymptomatic people before returning to work.