Workplace flu vaccinations in the Sydney CBD.
RN-led onsite flu clinics for Sydney CBD workplaces. NPS 92, consistent every season since 2022 (4,400+ employees).
Request a QuoteCorporate Care runs on-site flu vaccination clinics for Sydney CBD employers, delivered by AHPRA-registered Registered Nurses with HESA-accredited Nurse Immuniser training. We have done this since 2010, and we are headquartered in Sydney. The CBD is the densest concentration of large employers in the country, packed into a small footprint, and our team knows how to work inside it.
That density shapes how we plan a clinic. A single tower can hold a headcount that fills a full session, and one floor often has enough staff for a complete clinic. We scale throughput by sending multiple nurses, so a program is sized to your headcount rather than stretched thin across a long day.
Tell us your staff numbers and CBD site details through our online quote form, and we send a clinic-ready proposal you can adjust and sign within one business day. Staff who miss the clinic can use a pharmacy flu voucher instead. Every dose is recorded with the Australian Immunisation Register, and you receive a participation report by department, site, or cost centre.
On-site flu vaccinations in the Sydney CBD
Few places concentrate large workforces the way the Sydney CBD does. From Barangaroo to The Rocks, big headcounts sit in single towers within a short walk of each other. For a flu program that is an advantage: a clinic can be self-contained on one or two floors, with no travel between sites and minimal disruption to the working day.
It also makes the CBD the busiest stretch of our flu season. Many employers in the same few blocks want clinics in the same few weeks, so the calendar fills from the inside out. Booking early is the single most practical thing you can do, because an early quote lets you lock preferred dates before they are taken.
A workplace flu program is also one practical, recorded action toward your safety obligations. NSW workplace safety sits under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (NSW), regulated by SafeWork NSW, and the core duty is that an employer must ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health and safety of workers. A flu clinic is one step toward that duty, not the whole of it.
Workplace flu clinics for Sydney CBD towers and offices
You start by entering your staff numbers and site details in our online quote form. We send a quote you can adjust and sign online, so you can settle dates and headcount without back-and-forth. Once it is signed, we open booking and send reminders so staff secure a slot.
On clinic day, nurses arrive 10 to 15 minutes before the first booking to set up. We bring the vaccines, sharps disposal, adrenaline, and all consumables needed to run the flu vaccination program. Each nurse vaccinates around 30 to 32 people per hour, roughly two minutes each, so a 60-person team is about a two-hour session, and extra nurses scale that throughput for larger floors.
Every dose is recorded with the Australian Immunisation Register. Staff who book online receive a PDF vaccination certificate, and you receive a participation report broken down by department, site, or cost centre for your own records.
Sydney CBD employers trust Corporate Care because we plan for their reality: large headcounts, tight building rules, and a season where dates go quickly. We have run CBD clinics since 2010, and we size each program to the tower and the team in front of us rather than a generic template.
Our Net Promoter Score is 92, averaged since 2022 from over 4,400 employee responses. Our booking platform is rated 9.6 out of 10 and our nursing staff 9.8 out of 10 by the organisations we work with.
Sydney CBD flu vaccination coverage — Barangaroo to The Rocks
We cover the whole of the Sydney CBD, including Barangaroo, Circular Quay, Martin Place, Town Hall, Wynyard, and The Rocks. Whether your offices sit in a single tower or across a few buildings, the clinic comes to you. For sites beyond the CBD, this page is part of our broader Sydney flu vaccination program, and a voucher pathway covers anyone working remotely.
Plan your season backwards from late May. The Australian flu season runs April to October and peaks June to September, and protection takes about two weeks to build, so a clinic in May gives staff cover before the worst of it. Typical first-year uptake is around 35%, and it tends to climb once a program becomes a regular fixture. You can read more about the benefits of flu vaccinations in the workplace, or contact us to start.
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What Our Clients Said
4,114 of 4,400 respondents (93.5%) rated us 9 or 10. NPS 92. Shared with our customers’ permission — quotes are real, lightly edited only for clarity.
“It was an incredibly simple process from end to end.”
“Easy booking, good to have several reminders. Easy to access location and no wait time.”
“My experience was really good. Fast to get in and out and staff were very friendly.”
“Staff was wonderful and professional. Very kind and made me feel at ease, as well as super fast. Thank you!”
“Satisfied. Service was convenient, easy to use and customer service was friendly.”
“The process was quick, easy and hassle-free. I was back at my desk within 5 minutes ready to start work again.”
“It was really quite good thank you. I believe that the professionalism, humour and perspicacity of the staff onsite was really quite remarkable and reassuring.”
“Simple, efficient, friendly, professional… and you came to us :-) What more do you need?”
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We scale a clinic by sending multiple nurses, and each nurse vaccinates around 30 to 32 people per hour. A single floor in a CBD tower often holds enough staff for a complete clinic, so we plan the session around your headcount and the floors involved.
For several hundred staff, that usually means a team of nurses working across one or two days, sized so the queue stays short and the working day is barely interrupted. Tell us your numbers and we will map the schedule to your tower.
It rarely causes a problem, but a little notice helps. CBD towers commonly have security sign-in, lift access controls, and loading-dock booking windows, and our nurses arrive 10 to 15 minutes before the first booking to set up.
We just ask that you provide a suitable room and any building-access details in advance, such as visitor passes, dock times, or floor access. With that sorted ahead of clinic day, setup is quick and the first staff member is seen on time.
The Sydney CBD is the busiest part of our flu season. Many employers in the same few blocks want clinics in the same few weeks, so preferred dates in May and early June go quickly.
An early quote is what secures your dates. Plan back from late May, since the season peaks June to September and protection takes about two weeks to build, then get your quote in so the calendar is locked before it fills.
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