Registration is open in Pima County to receive a COVID-19 vaccine for people in the Phase 1B.1 a-d.1 priority groups including:
Healthcare Worker & Healthcare Support Occupations
Emergency Medical Service Workers
Long-Term Care Facility Staff & Residents
Adults 70 and Older
Protective Services Occupations
Education & Childcare Workers
Adults 65 & Older
Essential Services / Critical Industry Workers
Adults with High-Risk Conditions in Congregate Settings
Adults of Any Age with High-Risk Medical Conditions
Adults Living in Congregate Settings
Telephone assistance for registration at TMC and TCC
(520) 222-0119
New hours as of Feb. 5: Monday-Sunday, 8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
As of now, an email address is required to register online.
Registration for Banner (833) 509-0908
Registration for Arizona Health Department vaccination center at the University of Arizona 1 (844) 542-8201
For a Banner-affiliated site:
Answer the screening questions to determine eligibility and make an appointment.
Banner’s scheduling slots are based on vaccine availability. Once the scheduling slots are filled, the registration form disappears from their website. The registration form will reappear once more allocation of vaccine is confirmed by the state.
For all other sites:
After you click the “Make Your Appointment” button:
- Fill out the brief Pima County Vaccine Interest Form and hit send, but you’re not done.
- Wait for an email response from TMC MyChart, which will send a confirmation email with a link to schedule an appointment and complete the registration process.
- Click on the link from MyChart to schedule an appointment.
Other information:
- Banner currently does not have a phone number to call in for registration or questions.
- The wait time on the response from TMC MyChart will be variable at first, due to the overwhelming demand and limited amount of vaccine. It might be hours or days.
- Please register through only one of the systems in order to assure you receive the same vaccination doses (first and second doses) and don’t take an appointment slot that could go to someone else.
- People in Phase 1B must have an appointment to get vaccinated. No walk-ins will be allowed.
- Appointments will be limited initially for Phase 1B and will be available at Point of Distribution (POD) sites that are not already fully-booked for second doses to prioritized individuals from Phase 1A.
While vaccine supply remains limited, it is our highest priority to ensure every eligible, prioritized Pima County resident who wants to be vaccinated may do so, in the timeliest manner possible.
Once vaccine becomes more widely available, we ensure every resident has the opportunity to receive an inoculation.
For more information about the county’s vaccination plan visit our COVID-19 Vaccine Information & Distribution page.
Setting an appointment may go more quickly if:
- You use a desktop or laptop, not a mobile device
- You use Chrome, Edge, or Firefox browsers
- You have your insurance card handy (if you have insurance)
Why You Need An Appointment
Because vaccine availability remains limited at this time, we must use every dose on hand to protect the highest risk populations. Appointments also allow the public to schedule vaccinations when it best fits their schedule and ensures vaccination events go more smoothly and have the right number of doses on hand, to avoid waste.
Please note that in order to be vaccinated, you will need to:
- Be a member of the current phase (1A or 1B prioritized)
- Schedule an appointment
- Provide appropriate identification once you arrive at the vaccination site