Dr Pakeeza Salman
MBBS, MRCGP, MCPS
Offers
Vaccination consults
Languages: English, Hindi, Urdu
Vaccinations and immunisation in Warwick QLD. Immunisation,for every age.
Free National Immunisation Program vaccines for eligible people, from babies to older adults, plus pregnancy and travel vaccines. NIP vaccines are free, and the GP consult is bulk billed for eligible patients.
Vaccines by age.
Move the slider to an age to see vaccines that are often recommended. Your GP will check what applies to you.
Check your record
Your immunisation history is held on the Australian Immunisation Register. You can view it in your Medicare account through myGov or the Medicare app.
Some people with medical conditions are eligible for additional free vaccines. Your GP will check.
Common vaccines.
Choose a vaccine to learn more.
Flu
Recommended every year for everyone aged 6 months and over. Free under the NIP for children 6 months to under 5, people 65 and over, pregnant women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and people with certain medical conditions.
What it involves
- Ideally before winter, from April
Billing: Free for eligible groups. Otherwise a charge applies for the vaccine.
Shingles
The shingles vaccine is a two-dose course, free for people 65 and over, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people 50 and over, and some people with weakened immune systems.
What it involves
- Two doses, two to six months apart
Billing: Free for eligible groups.
Pneumococcal
Protects against pneumococcal disease. Free for people 70 and over, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people 50 and over, and people with certain medical conditions.
What it involves
- Usually one dose for older adults
Billing: Free for eligible groups.
Whooping cough
Recommended in every pregnancy from 20 weeks, and as a booster for some adults, including grandparents of newborns.
What it involves
- Free in pregnancy
Billing: Free in pregnancy. A charge may apply otherwise.
COVID-19
Recommendations depend on your age and health. Your GP will advise you in line with current national guidance.
What it involves
- Ask your GP about timing
Billing: Free.
Travel vaccines
Vaccines such as hepatitis A, typhoid and others depending on your destination.
What it involves
- Book six to eight weeks before travel
Billing: Travel vaccines attract a charge.
Ready when you are
Book a vaccination.
Book online with HotDoc in under a minute, any time, or call reception on (07) 4527 1070, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Bulk billed GP consults for eligible patientsFemale and male GPsNew patients welcome
Your vaccination visit.
Recorded for you
Vaccines given at the clinic are reported to the Australian Immunisation Register, so your record stays up to date.
Tell reception which vaccine you need. Some vaccines are ordered in.
Your GP or nurse checks your health, record and any allergies, and explains the vaccine.
A quick injection, usually in the upper arm.
Stay at the clinic for 15 minutes afterwards so the team can check you feel well.
Good to know.
More detail on common questions. Open a topic to read more.
Common side effects include a sore arm, mild fever or tiredness for a day or two. Serious reactions are rare.
Missed vaccines can usually be caught up. Free catch-up vaccines are available for some age groups.
People with certain conditions, such as weakened immune systems, may be eligible for extra free vaccines.
Tell the team if you are unwell, pregnant, have allergies, or have had a reaction to a vaccine before.
Check your record on the Australian Immunisation Register through myGov or the Medicare app.
When to book.
Book an appointment if any of these apply to you.
- Your child is due for a scheduled vaccine
- You are 65 or over and due for a flu or shingles vaccine
- You are pregnant
- You are travelling overseas
- You have missed a vaccine and need a catch-up
- You have a medical condition and may need extra vaccines
Book your appointment
Book a vaccination.
Choose your GP and a time that suits on HotDoc, or call reception and we will help you find the right appointment.
Book onlineOr call (07) 4527 1070In an emergency, call 000.
GPs who offer immunisation.
Choose a GP to see what they offer, then book directly. You can see any of our GPs for a general consult.
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Dr Anum Uzair
MBBS, MRCGP, MCPS
Offers
Vaccination consults
Languages: English, Urdu, Punjabi
Dr Rabab Askari
MBBS, MRGP (Int’l South Asia), MRCP (UK Part I and II)
Offers
Vaccination consults
Languages: English, Urdu
Dr Sanjay Kumar
MBBS, MRCGP [INT] South Asia
Offers
Vaccination consults
Languages: English, Urdu, Sindhi
What it costs.
National Immunisation Program vaccines are free, and the GP consult is bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card. Vaccines outside the NIP, including travel vaccines, attract a charge.
Vaccination questions, answered.
Vaccines on the National Immunisation Program are free for eligible people, including childhood vaccines, flu for eligible groups, shingles from 65 and pneumococcal from 70.
Yes, please book so the vaccine can be ready for you. Tell reception which vaccine you need.
So the team can check you feel well. Serious reactions are rare and usually happen soon after the vaccine.
In your Medicare account through myGov or the Medicare app, which shows the Australian Immunisation Register.
Often, yes. Your GP will advise you.
This page provides general information only and does not replace advice from your GP. In an emergency, call 000.
Protection for every age.
Book online in a minute, or call reception on (07) 4527 1070. GP consults are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card.
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