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Important Information for Your Appointment
- Feeling Unwell? Reschedule your appointment.
- Eat prior to your appointment to help prevent fainting.
- Bring your immunization records, your health card or an alternate piece of ID, a list of allergies, and current medications. Exception: Not required for in-school clinics.
- Be prepared to calm yourself through distraction and use of a comfort item if helpful (e.g., small toy, device, music/earphones, etc.)
- Wear short sleeves.
- Arrive at your scheduled appointment time.
COVID-19 & Influenza Vaccine Pediatric Clinics
Book an appointment with their local pharmacy or health care provider.
For questions about COVID-19 and the vaccine, please contact your Healthcare Provider or call the Provincial Vaccine Contact Centre at 1-833-943-3900 (open Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.)
For more information, please visit the Ministry of Health’s website.
School-Aged Immunization Clinics
Immunization Catch-Up Clinics for JK to Grade 12
Lambton Public Health offers school-aged catch-up clinics for those requiring vaccines who do not have a healthcare provider or are having difficulty obtaining these vaccines from their provider.
By appointment only. Contact us to book an appointment.
Grade 7 School Immunization Clinics
Hepatitis B, Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and Meningococcal immunizations are provided at no cost to Grade 7 students through the school-based immunization program. Lambton Public Health holds a clinic at each elementary school in the fall and spring of each school year.
The second dose clinic schedule will be added by April 2025.
Complete the Online Grade 7 Immunization Consent Form
If you have questions or require assistance, contact us.
High School Catch-Up Clinics for Grade 9 to 12
Lambton Public Health will be offering catch-up clinics at high schools for students who received a First Notice letter or Suspension Order in 2025. All clinics will take place during school hours and are only for students attending the school hosting the clinic. Lambton Public Health provides free vaccinations to high school students that are overdue for mandatory vaccines (tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis, measles, mumps, rubella, and meningococcal) and recommended vaccines (human papillomavirus (HPV), hepatitis B and chickenpox). For more information on these immunizations, visit Ministry of Health and read our Immunization Fact Sheet.
Informed consent for vaccine administration will be obtained from the student and assessed by the on-site Public Health Nurse. If you know a student is unable to provide informed consent, please do not book into a high school clinic; see your health care provider or book an appointment at a catch-up clinic with a parent/guardian as an alternative. Students are encouraged to discuss immunizations with their parents/guardians.
Contact us to book an appointment.
High School Catch-Up Clinic Schedule
Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School – Feb. 3
Great Lakes Secondary School – Feb. 13
Lambton Central Collegiate & Vocational Institute – Jan. 15
Northern Collegiate Institute & Vocational School – Jan. 21
North Lambton Secondary School – Feb. 19
St. Francois-Xavier Secondary School – Feb. 18
St. Patrick’s High School – Feb. 14
Routine Immunization Clinics
Routine clinics are for those who do not have a health care provider or are having difficulty obtaining publicly funded vaccines from their health care provider. By appointment only. Contact us to book an appointment.
MPox Vaccine Clinics
For more information about the MPox (Imvamune®) vaccine, visit the Ministry of Health. Vaccines are available by appointment only. Contact us to book an appointment.