Due to supply limitations, vaccination appointments may be difficult to get so we ask for your continued patience during this process.
There are three ways to get vaccinated:
1) Since you are registered with the NJ Vaccine Scheduling System (NJVSS), you will be notified when appointments are available in the NJVSS. The State will send you an invitation to schedule your appointment at the email you registered with when more appointment slots open up.
2) You may make an appointment directly with one of the many designated vaccination sites across the state. Click here to view a list of these designated vaccination sites. Please note that due to high demand, sites on this list may be fully booked at this time.
3) Select healthcare facilities, including many hospitals, are offering vaccines directly to their workers. If you work at one of these facilities, you may contact your employer to learn if the vaccine is available to you from your employer.
With the expansion of eligibility into more categories, there are now many more people who may get vaccinated. The vaccine supply, however, is still very limited and will be for some time.
There will be more vaccine allocated to New Jersey with each coming week and month. While we understand your desire to get vaccinated as soon as possible, we ask for your continued patience during this process. Click here to learn more about COVID-19 vaccine availability.
Individuals who are pregnant and those in an immunocompromised state (weakened immune system) from solid organ transplant are also eligible but should follow CDC guidance and first discuss vaccination with their medical provider before receiving the vaccine.
Not all sites administer a vaccine authorized for use in individuals 16 and 17 years old, so it is important to check with your vaccination site before scheduling a visit to ensure you are eligible.
For more information on vaccination distribution, who is currently eligible, and the State’s plan to equitably vaccinate those who live, work, and attend school in New Jersey, visit: https://covid19.nj.gov/vaccine