If you are not able to receive a vaccination at the employee clinic, here are some other options you can consider:

• contact your doctor or nurse practitioner for their options
• check options available at participating pharmacies in your area
• review availability at local public health units

Appointments for the employee flu & vaccination clinic held on campus on November 17th are intended for active McMaster employees only. Appointments for retirees, family members of employees, or community members are not available. McMaster students can contact the Student Wellness Centre regarding appointments for the flu vaccine.

• health professionals will be onsite to administer the vaccinations.
• vaccinations are by appointment only. No walk-in appointments available.
• please arrive at the specified time of your appointment so we can ensure everyone with an appointment can be vaccinated.  We may not be able to accommodate your appointment if you arrive at a different time.
• if you require proof of vaccination, please speak to the health professional at the time of your appointment.  Proof of vaccination is not available after the flu clinic.
• don’t forget to wear a short-sleeve shirt!

Register for a flu clinic appointment

• Appointments for the employee flu & COVID-19 vaccination clinic held on campus on November 17th, 2025 are intended for active McMaster employees only.
• Appointments for retirees or family members of employees can be made through other community avenues.
• McMaster students can contact the Student Wellness Centre regarding appointments for the flu vaccine.

You can find the current vaccinations guidelines available by visiting these websites:

Vaccines for COVID-19

Vaccines for Influenza (flu)

Getting the flu and COVID-19 vaccines is a simple and effective way to protect yourself and others from serious illness. These vaccines are updated annually to match circulating strains, helping reduce hospitalizations, long-term complications, and the spread of infection. By getting vaccinated, you also help protect vulnerable people in your community and ease pressure on the healthcare system.