We urge you to get vaccinated and boosted as soon as possible and help end this pandemic!

Exemptions may be sought for medical or religious reasons.

Students must provide evidence of full vaccination or have an approved exemption to register for in-person or hybrid classes for Spring Semester, or use in-person services. For summer and fall, students without exemptions must also obtain a booster shot. It’s important to remember that all students will be able to register for online classes and use online services, regardless of their vaccination status.

 

How to Submit your Vaccination/Booster Record

Students

Student Vaccination/Booster Record Submission Instructions and Form

Need help with submitting the student form? Click here

Employees

Employee Vaccination/Booster Record Submission Instructions and Form

Need help with submitting the employee form? Click here

Fill out the short form and upload proof of vaccination in one of two ways:

  • Upload an image or a screenshot of your California Digital COVID-19 Vaccine Record, which you can find at myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov
  • Upload an image of your official COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card

 

How to Apply for an Exemption

Students

To apply for an exemption, please complete the following form.

Vaccine Exemption Request for Students

Employees

To apply for an exemption, please complete the following form.

Vaccine Exemption Request for Employees

 

Need Help?

Please submit questions using the following forms..
Student Questions    Employee Questions 

Keep in mind that files must be JPG, JPEG, PNG, or PDF, and cannot exceed 5MB in size.

 

 

How to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine or Booster Shot

On-Campus Vaccination Clinics

  • Clinics will take place every Monday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
  • Bring your family, too! The vaccine is now available to everyone 12 and older and boosters for adults up who became fully vaccinated at least six months ago
  • Simply park at the DeRicco Student Services Building off Pacific Avenue and follow the signs to the Health Center. Click here for a map.

Steps to Getting the Vaccine 

Step #1 - Registration:

All students and employees who would like the vaccine at the Delta College Health Center must register with Community Medical Centers (CMC). The application can be filled-in at the clinic before their appointment or online using the links below. The receptionist is available for assistance. 

Patient Registration & Consent Form

CMC Patient Forms (In English and Spanish)

Step #2 - Schedule an Appointment:

To schedule your appointment, please call (209) 425-0007 during business hours. 
Please also be aware of the following restrictions:   

  • Do not make an appointment if you are currently under quarantine.      
  • Do not make an appointment if you have had another vaccine within the past 14 days.      
  • If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, immunocompromised, or have other medical conditions, or if you have questions or concerns about whether you should receive the vaccine, please consult with your medical provider prior to making an appointment. CMC is facilitating the administration of the vaccine but will not be acting as your medical provider.
Step #3 - Appointment & Follow-up:

Here’s what you need to know about your appointment:   

  • Bring your printed registration form, if you are able, to speed up the check-in process.     
  • At the end, an appointment will be made for your second shot.      

Local Vaccination Sites

For more information about local vaccine and booster availability, including clinics offering the one-shot Johnson and Johnson vaccine, visit myturn.ca.gov.

 

Allowable Exemptions

Exemptions to the vaccination and booster requirements are available for medical conditions and sincerely held religious beliefs. If approved, students and employees with medical or religious exemptions will be required to undergo COVID-19 testing twice a week.

Employees can file an exemption request here.

Student can file an exemption request here.

 

Additional Vaccine Resources

 

 

Become a Vaccine Influencer

Information can be found on the San Joaquin County of Public Health Services website including updates to the community, social media pages as well as news releases.

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