FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Pat Walker Health Center has 2,400 doses of the Johnson & Johnson/Janssen COVID-19 vaccines available for the U of A community. As of March 30, the state has opened vaccine eligibility to include all U of A students. Only a limited number of appointment slots are available each day. If no appointments are available, continue to check back a later time.
SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT ONLINE
Employees and students can schedule COVID-19 vaccine appointment online through the Pat Walker Health Center’s Patient Web Portal: health.uark.edu/appointments.
- If you are unable to access the Patient Web Portal, please call 479-575-4451, option 1.
- If you previously had any adverse reactions after a vaccination, call to schedule your appointment.
Vaccination is by appointment only — Individuals without an appointment will not be vaccinated.
The Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen COVID-19 vaccine requires one shot, which allows employees and students to be fully vaccinated before the end of spring semester.
- Must be 18 years of age or older.
- Cannot serve as second dose if previously received Moderna or Pfizer vaccine.
APPOINTMENT DETAILS
COVID-19 vaccines are being administered at the Pat Walker Health Center main facility by appointment only — 525 N. Garland Avenue. Use the Northeast Entrance (labeled C). Parking is available across the street in the Garland Avenue Garage – Level 6 (Top Level).
The COVID-19 vaccine will be provided to you with no out-of-pocket cost. However, PWHC will charge an administration fee to your insurance provider to cover vaccine-related expenses. Uninsured patients will have fees covered by the Health Resource and Services Administration’s Provider Relief Fund.
WHAT TO BRING TO YOUR APPOINTMENT?
- A completed Vaccine Consent Form (must be completed prior to appointment)
- University photo identification
- Health Insurance card (only required if you have insurance)
Although not required, Pat Walker Health Center strongly recommends getting vaccinated against COVID-19. The vaccine will not only help protect you against COVID-19 but also help prevent serious illness if you do contract the virus that causes COVID-19.
Vaccination information for the U of A community and an overview of the university’s COVID-19 Response is available online.
