Vaccine Information

Updated: Monday September 20, 2021 9:09 am

COVID-19 Vaccination Record Upload: Students and employees must submit their vaccination record for verification online through a third-party vendor, Point and Click Solutions (PNC), that is HIPAA compliant. Information will be sent soon to ASC employees outlining how they can upload their vaccination records.

Click here for instructions on submitting your vaccine record.

Vaccination Clinics – Booking an Appointment:

Appointments are available at myturn.ca.gov.

Under the CSU’s Expanded COVID-19 Relief Leave (ECRL) program, Cal State employees may visit St. Jude’s vaccination site or any other vaccination site during work hours. Employees who experience any post-vaccination side effects or symptoms may utilize ECRL to account for their time off while recovering. ECRL is not applicable for work-study student assistants at this time. For more information about the ECRL program, please visit the HRDI supplemental paid leave webpage.

As of April 1, all residents are eligible for the Coronavirus vaccine.

All vaccination sites require an appointment to enter.
The Othena app and website are not resourced or supported by CSUF. If you have problems with the site, contact the number of the website or the OCHCA COVID-19 Hotline, which can be found on the OCHCA COVID-19 webpage: https://occovid19.ochealthinfo.com/
If you choose to receive your vaccination through your primary care provider, please follow the instructions on the applicable website for accessing COVID-19 vaccine.

There are several ways to receive a vaccine:

Everyone is encouraged to register and inquire through all available resources.

Contact your primary care provider. Most larger health care facilities (UCI, Kaiser, St. Jude, and St. Joseph’s, etc.) are vaccinating their members .
Community clinics and retail pharmacies
- These include but are not limited to:
  - Walgreens
  - CVS
  - RiteAid
  - Alta Med
Go to the California Vaccine scheduling site https://myturn.ca.gov/