Hey Gators, Get Vaccinated!
We all can play a role in caring for ourselves and our community, whether that’s by getting vaccinated or wearing a mask. We can also do our part by getting vaccinated for Influenza (flu), which can prevent you from getting sick and from spreading the flu virus to others.
Thank you for doing your part to stay well and promote a healthy community.
Mobile flu Outreach starts Sept. 22
Flu Vaccines Available
Visit the SHCC Immunization Clinic on the first floor or stop by the Mobile Flu Outreach at its scheduled campus locations for your vaccine. Walk-ins are welcome!
Flu shots are available for UF students, faculty and staff through the Student Health Care Center!
Our Mobile Flu Outreach for 2025 has concluded. Please visit the Student Health Care Center for available flu vaccines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an appointment? Or can I walk-in?
Appointments are not needed for flu vaccines. Walk ins are welcome.
What if I can’t find a date and time that works for me?
Flu vaccines are available Monday – Friday (9 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. & 1:30 p.m. – 3 p.m.) at the Student Health Care Center for UF students, faculty and staff. Please note: the clinic that administers vaccines is closed from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
How much does the flu shot cost?
Flu vaccines are typically at no cost to patients with most insurance plans. To ensure there is no cost, we recommend checking with your insurance provider.
What do I need to bring with me to get vaccinated?
Please bring a photo ID, your GatorOne card and your insurance card.
How can I get proof of vaccination needed for employment or academic program?
Your vaccination record will automatically upload to your MyChart account.
Will the “I got my flu shot” stickers be available?
Yes, stickers will be available at every location.
Download the MyChart mobile app:
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Vaccine Safety & Science
Below are some resources that may help you feel more comfortable about the safety of the vaccine and the impact that remaining unvaccinated may have on your family, friends and neighbors. No matter your reason, review the information below and speak with your primary care physician for any medical concerns.