With the news that Maricopa County Health officials announced plans to start vaccination for Phase 1B prioritized individuals, employees have defined how to schedule their appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
The vaccination schedule for Phase 1B of Maricopa County is set to begin on January 11, according to the Maricopa County Public Health website.
The eligible populations included in Phase 1B are:
- Primary and secondary school staff and daycare centers
- Law enforcement / protection services *
- Adults aged 75 and over
Those in Phase 1B must make an appointment to be vaccinated and walk-ins will not be allowed, according to their website.
To schedule your appointment on the Maricopa County Health Department pre-selection website, starting January 11, click here.
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The pre-screening website states that priority will be given to those who meet certain requirements and participants will be notified when the vaccine is available, according to the website from January 7.
County health officials ask Phase 1B prioritized individuals to provide the following details on the day of their appointment:
- Commitment confirmation
- A form of identification confirming your employment in Phase 1B, such as a work permit or paycheck, or identification that shows your age if you are 75 years or older
The county health website also indicated that those who work in law enforcement / protection services or who work in education should check with their employers before making an appointment with the county health pre-check website. Employers may have more information about other vaccine distribution plans based on an individual’s employment, the website says.