Penn State College Of Medicine To Host Vaccine Clinic November 30
The Penn State College of Medicine is bringing its LION Mobile Clinic to State College on Wednesday, November 30. The clinic will offer free flu shots and COVID-19 booster shots from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The clinic will be located in the MLK Plaza on Fraser Street in downtown State College. Attendees will receive a same-day voucher for a free donut at Duck Donuts, which is located in the same plaza.
No appointment or health insurance is necessary to visit the clinic and receive a vaccine. The clinic is open to the public, and the COVID-19 booster is available for anyone older than 5 years old.
The event is part of the Penn State College of Medicine’s student-run LION Mobile Clinic initiative, which seeks to help communities in Pennsylvania stay up to date on vaccinations by increasing medical accessibility.
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