We received our first shipment of the COVID-19 vaccine on December 17th and started vaccinating our first round of 1A employees on December 18th.
Along with other medical groups in the community, Pullman Regional Hospital is participating in the state's program to secure and distribute 
vaccines.
vaccines.Vaccine Phase: Whitman County is in Phase 1B - Tier 1 of vaccine distribution:
- The vaccine is available to Whitman County residents over age 65, and all people over 50 who also live in a multigenerational household, in Whitman County (grandparents living with grandchildren).
- This is in addition to people eligible during Phase 1A including health care workers at risk for COVID-19 infection, first responders, people who live or work in long-term care facilities.
Am I Eligible? Determine your eligibility, sign up for a notification when you are eligible, and find a local COVID-19 vaccine clinic using the 
.
. Scheduling an Appointment: When you're eligible, Pullman Regional Hospital can help you schedule an appointment for a vaccine clinic at the hospital. Please call (509) 336-7722 to leave a message or email 
. You will get a call back to schedule your appointment.
. You will get a call back to schedule your appointment.Important Note: Due to a limited supply of vaccine, we're only scheduling people for their second dose.
Canceling an Appointment: If you can't make it, we'll find someone to take your place and help you reschedule. Call (509) 336-7722 and leave a message, or email covidvaccine@pullmanregional.org
- SEL Scheduling Call Center: (509) 592-4784
- Pullman Safeway
- Sids Pharmacy
- Palouse Medical
The questions below are related to the COVID-19 vaccine at Pullman Regional Hospital. For a detailed FAQ about the COVID-19 vaccine in general, please visit 
For additional information, please email or call (509) 336-7722.
We are following CDC guidelines and administering the COVID-19 vaccine to identified 1A staff at the hospital (patient-facing, clinical staff) first. The CDC recommends a staggered schedule, allowing for a day off after administration of the second dose, for possible side effects. We are following this staggered approach to minimize the potential impact on staffing. We are following CDC guidelines for the second dose (19-23 days).
We are currently in Phase 1B - Tier 1 of vaccine distribution. The vaccine is available to anyone over age 65, and all people over 50 who also live in a multigenerational household. This is in addition to populations eligible during Phase 1A including health care workers at high risk for COVID-19 infection, first responders, people who live or work in long-term care facilities, and all other workers in health settings who are at risk of COVID-19. Determine your eligibility, sign up for a notification when you are eligible, and find a local COVID-19 vaccine clinic using the
No, it is not mandatory but we are strongly encouraging employees to get the vaccine for their own protection and safety as well as those of their co-workers and patients.
Helpful Documents
- COVID-19 Vaccine Patient Information and Consent Form
- Moderna Vaccine Fact Sheet
- Pfizer Vaccine Fact Sheet
- V-Safe Health Checker
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