Department of Health Begins Immunization Campaign for 2020-2021 Influenza Season - St. John Source

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Flu vaccine (Source file)

Beginning on Thursday, Oct. 8, the Department of Health will be holding immunization events to offer influenza vaccines to all adult residents throughout the territory. The first event will be held on St. Croix at the University of the Virgin Islands campus.

Listed below is a comprehensive schedule of the dates, times and places where Virgin Islands residents will be able to take advantage of this important opportunity.

The public is reminded that anyone wishing to receive the Influenza vaccine must bring with them their immunization card as well as one of the following items: Insurance Card/information, Medicaid Card or Medicare Card. Persons without any insurance coverage are welcome.

Each event will be conducted between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.

2020-2021 Influenza Season Schedule

St. Croix

October: Thursdays

8th – UVI

15th – Flamboyant Gardens and DOH Employees

22nd – Housing (Joseph E. James Terrance)

29th – FEMA (Sunny Isle Shopping Center Office)

November: Thursdays

5th – UVI

12th – Marley Homes and Walter I.M. Hodge

19th – Pueblo Golden Rock

December: Thursdays

3rd – Ag Fair Grounds

10th – DOH Modular

January: Thursdays

21st – Plaza West

28th – UVI

February: Thursdays

11th – Housing (Whim Gardens)

25th – Ag Fair Grounds

March: Thursdays

4th – Housing (Louis E. Brown)

18th – UVI Health Fair

April: Thursday

22nd – Pueblo LaReine

2020-2021 Influenza Season Schedule

St. Thomas

October: Fridays

9th – SRMC Sunroom Adjacent to the Lobby

16th – Havensight Mall

23rd – Tutu Park Mall

30th – FEMA

November: Fridays

6th – Havensight Mall

13th – Tutu Park Mall

20th – SRMC Sunroom Adjacent to the Lobby

December: Fridays

4th – Moe’s Fresh Market

11th – SRMC Sunroom Adjacent to the Lobby

18th – Tutu Park Mall

Calendar of Events

January: Fridays

15th – Tutu Park Mall

22nd – UVI

29th – Kmart Lockhart Garden

February: Fridays

12th – SRMC Sunroom Adjacent to the Lobby

19th – Kmart Lockhart Garden

March: Fridays

12th – UVI

19th – SRMC Sunroom Adjacent to the Lobby

April: Friday

16th – SRMC Sunroom Adjacent to the Lobby

May: Friday

7th – Moe’s Fresh Market

2020-2021 Influenza Season Schedule

St. John

October: Tuesdays

20th – De Castro Clinic

27th – De Castro Clinic

November: Tuesdays

10th – De Castro Clinic

17th – De Castro Clinic



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