Upcoming COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics

Updated December 3, 2021

Starting 12/3, boosters will be available at the IRCO and Latino Network clinics listed below.

Vaccines are working! All of the available COVID-19 vaccines are safe and can keep you from going to the hospital or dying from COVID-19.

All Oregonians age 5 and older are eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine. People ages 5-17 must get the Pfizer vaccine. People older than 18 can get any of the available vaccines. 

Know before you go

You can also get it from your doctor or clinic, pharmacies and grocery stores. Vaccine finder»

Need help finding a vaccine? Call 503.988.8939.

Multnomah County Weekly Clinics 

These clinics are currently experiencing longer than usual wait times. 

• 1st and 2nd doses and boosters. See when to get your booster
• Call 503.988.8939 for an appointment. Drop-ins welcome.
• Last appointment 15 minutes before closing. 
• Indoors. Staff can come outside to you if you prefer to stay in your car.

Multnomah County Student Health Centers 

For children age 5 and up and their families. Schedule of Student Health Center vaccine clinics 

Ages 5-14 require a parent or guardian’s written consent and must have an adult with them the whole time. More info about children and youth

Pediatric Vaccine Clinics

• These are set up specifically for young children (5-11) and their families.
• By appointment only - call 503-988-8939.
• Indoor sites, clinic staff can come outside if you prefer to stay in your car. 
• Pfizer vaccine, 1st and 2nd doses only

We focus on reaching people who are Black, Indigenous, Latino, Pacific Islander, Asian, or other people of color, immigrants, refugees, and people without health insurance or a regular healthcare provider. Everyone is welcome. No one will be turned away.

Oregon Health Authority at Multnomah Greyhound Park

Sunday, December 5, 10am-5pm
Monday, December 6 - Saturday,11, 12-7pm
Multnomah Greyhound Park 
944 NE 223rd Ave, Wood Village, OR (behind Wood Village Town Center Fred Meyers)

This clinic organized by the Oregon Health Authority offers all three vaccines, including boosters and pediatric doses. Walk-in only, no appointments.

Before you go

• The vaccine will be provided at no cost to you.
• You do not need health insurance. If you have health insurance, bring your card. 
• You do not need to bring proof of eligibility or a social security number to get a vaccine.
• Some clinics may ask for ID. 

Children and Youth

People under 18 must get the Pfizer vaccine. We encourage youth to involve a parent or other trusted adult in their health care decisions; however, in Oregon at age 15+ youth can make the decision themselves to get a vaccine. 

Ages 5-14 require a parent or guardian’s consent and must have an adult with them at all times during the vaccine process.

• Children and Youth and the COVID19 Vaccine »

Second and third doses

Most clinics and pharmacies will schedule you for a second dose if you need it, even if you didn't get your first dose there. Tell the provider you are getting your second dose.

Boosters and third doses 

Gift Cards

November 13 was the last day for gift card incentives at IRCO at Mid County and Latino Network at Boys and Girls Club county-run clinics. Gift cards are not offered at Community Health Centers or Student Health Centers. 

Language access

If you or someone you know needs help scheduling an appointment due to language access or barriers with technology, you can contact Multnomah County: 503.988.8939 or covidvaccineinfo@multco.us.

Questions

• Call the Multnomah County COVID-19 Call Center 503.988.8939.
• Visit the OHA COVID-19 vaccine website or Página del OHA sobre la vacuna
• Text ORVAX to 898211 if you have a question (English and Spanish only)
• Email ORCOVID@211info.org  (All languages)
• Call the State Call Center at 211 or 1.866.698.6155 (TTY: Dial 711 and call 1.866.698.6155). Open 6 a.m.-7 p.m. daily, including holidays.