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Vaccinations as of 27 July 2021 185,617 (75.0%) Covid-19 Vaccines Given in Forth Valley in the 18+ Population 225,330 (91.1%) First Dose Second Dose Protect Scotland Visit Protect.scot
COVID-19: Latest information on appointments, visiting, vaccinations and testing.

Covid-19 Vaccination Programme for Health, Social Care and Care Home Staff

Local health, social care and care home staff across Forth Valley can continue to arrange a Covid-19 vaccination appointment if they have not already done so by emailing fv.covidvaccinations@nhs.scot or calling the local Covid-19 vaccination helpline on 0800 130 3120.

If you have received your first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine you should receive an appointment to attend for your second dose within 12 weeks however if you have not been contacted after 10 weeks then please complete the form below or contact 0800 130 3120.

The Covid-19 vaccine will help prevent you from becoming unwell however it may not stop you from spreading the virus to others so you still need to follow all of the national guidance on physical distancing, use of PPE and hand hygiene measures to help reduce the risk of transmission.

The vaccine is your best protection against coronavirus and NHS Scotland strongly recommends you get the vaccine when offered it.

For more information on the Covid-19 vaccine, including leaflets for health and care workers as well as information on pregnancy and breastfeeding, visit NHS Inform. If you have a general enquiry related to Covid-19 vaccinations you can also call the Scottish Covid-19 Vaccination Helpline on 0800 030 8013 (available 8am–8pm 7 days a week).

Covid-19 vaccination status

Health and care staff can access their vaccination status online here please select the ‘recover username‘ option and input your first and second name in capital letters. 

You can also phone the national Covid-19 Status Helpline on 0808 196 8565. The helpline is open every day from 10.00am to 6.00pm.

Further information is available on NHS Inform.

Your Appointment

To request a new appointment or reschedule an existing appointment please complete and submit the form below.

  • If you are requesting a new appointment, please indicate which dose, and in the case of the second dose please include the date of your first appointment.
  • If you are rescheduling an existing appointment, please include the date of your existing appointment.

Once your appointment has been arranged, if possible, please could you download, print and complete the Immunisation Consent form, and bring it with you to your first appointment along with your staff ID badge.

    I would like to:*

    Which dose?:*

    Date of first appointment:* dd/mm/yyyy

    Date of existing appointment:* dd/mm/yyyy

    Your Name:*

    Date of Birth:* dd/mm/yyyy

    Your Email:*

    Mobile Contact Number:*

    Work Contact Number:*

    Place of Work:*

    Job Title:*

    Exceptions

    Any person with a history of a significant allergic reaction to a vaccine, medicine or food (such as previous history of anaphylactoid reaction or those who have been advised to carry an adrenaline autoinjector) should not receive the Pfizer BioNtech vaccine. These staff will be offered the AstraZeneca vaccine when it is available to Occupational Health. 

    Staff Vaccination Clinic Locations

    For care home, social care, pharmacy, dental and optometry staff

    These will be held on the ground floor of the hospital near the Pharmacy Department off the main atrium and will take place between 8.30am and 7.30pm Monday to Sunday. To help reduce traffic through the hospital you will be asked to enter via a side door to the right of the main entrance, around the corner from Starbucks.

    For NHS, Serco and GP Practice staff

    These will be held in the Learning and Education centre on the third floor of the hospital and the Occupational Health Department on the second floor of the hospital.

    In an Emergency call 999 for health advice and reassurance call NHS24 on 111.
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