The University is following the vaccination guidelines as outlined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and State of New York. You can learn more about eligibility and distribution phases on URMC’s Vaccine Distribution website.
Explore the latest vaccine-related updates from the University below.
On April 6 NYS expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to people 16 years and older. Students can enroll to get vaccinated at the Medical Center.
Employees who work in New York State can receive up to four hours of paid time off to receive a COVID-19 vaccine without having to use their existing PTO, sick time, or vacation.
UHS is emailing all of the students who originally signed up to receive the J&J vaccine and scheduling them for appointments on April 28. Additional slots may open up.
The University will require all undergraduate and graduate students who plan to enroll and be on campus for the 2021-22 academic year to be vaccinated.
University IT warns of scams targeting COVID-19 vaccination-ready individuals, which can include phone calls, emails, and social media ads.
On April 6 NYS expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to people 16 years and older. Students can enroll to get vaccinated at the Medical Center.
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See frequently asked questions about the coronavirus vaccine, including a general vaccine overview and specific details for our employees.