Where can I get immunised?
You can get immunisations from your:
- doctor (general practice)
- local immunisation clinic
- local government (not all offer this service)
- Aboriginal community health services (external site)
- Central Immunisation Clinic (for children)
- pharmacies
- Maternal hospital
- Antenatal clinic
- travel immunisation clinic.
Some immunisation providers such as doctors and pharmacists may charge a consultation fee. You should check with your provider what vaccines they can provide and if there are any costs applicable to you. You can also find an immunisation provider on healthdirect (external site).
Metropolitan
Central Immunisation Clinic
The Central Immunisation Clinic (CIC):
- is a free immunisation service for children
- can provide immunisation advice over the phone or via email
Address: 16 Rheola Street, West Perth WA 6005
Phone: (08) 9321 1312
Email: centimm@health.wa.gov.au
Opening hours:
- 8.30am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday
- 4.30pm to 6.00pm, 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month
Immunisation clinics (community health centres)
There are community health immunisation teams based at child health centres across the metropolitan area.
View the details and times (external site) for these clinics.
School-based immunisation program
The school-based immunisation program offers a free immunisation service to students.
Find out more about the school-based immunisation program.
Where to learn more about immunisation
Last reviewed: 12-03-2025
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