Teens in N.J. can now get a COVID vaccination. How to schedule an appointment, find a clinic.
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Michael Glenn, a paramedic with ParaDocs, injects Tory Aunspach, owner of restaurants Hooked JC and Cafe Alyce, with the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine inside the Jersey City Office of Emergency Management s Community Resource Unit.
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New Jersey residents between the ages of 12 and 15 became eligible for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Wednesday. Over 170 CVS pharmacies in New Jersey began offering appointments and walk-ins for COVID vaccines for these age groups on Thursday. Walgreen pharmacies are also offering vaccinations for that age group.
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Michael Glenn, a paramedic with ParaDocs, injects Tory Aunspach, owner of restaurants Hooked JC and Cafe Alyce, with the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine inside the Jersey City Office of Emergency Management s Community Resource Unit.
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New Jersey residents looking for a coronavirus vaccine can likely find an opportunity to do so without traveling too far and may not even need to make an appointment, as vaccine availability increases and the number of people seeking shots decreases.
Vaccine sites that have started accepting walk-in appointments include the 324 CVS locations and 68 Walmart and Sam’s Club locations across the state, both of which began taking walk-ins earlier this week. All six of New Jersey’s coronavirus vaccine mega-sites are also offering walk-in appointments.