Travel Advice

If you would like travel vaccination advice, you must first complete a travel questionnaire which will be sent via sms by reception. If you do can not do this, you can collect from reception.

After you complete/bring this in/or post it we will book a telephone consultation with the nurse who will discuss your travel arrangements and advise on what vaccinations you require. They will arrange a face to face appointment at this time if necessary.

It is important to make this initial appointment for at least 6-weeks in advance of travelling.  This is because travel vaccines often need ordering or prescribing, so you may need another visit to have these vaccinations administered.  Additionally, some travel vaccines are chargeable. 

Please note that we do not prescribe antimalarial medications. If you require antimalarials for travel or other purposes for adults or children, we advise patients contact their local pharmacies to check if they can do this. It does not require a prescription.

There are some pharmacies which offer travel service and also travel clinics, they may be able to offer additional advice which your local pharmacy may not.

Non-urgent advice: We are unable to administer Yellow Fever vaccination

This vaccination can only be given at designated centres. For more information or to find your local designated centre please visit  NHS Choices website.