Travel Health & Vaccination Clinic Rockhampton
Located in Gracemere on Lawrie street and just before Russell Street, Gracemere Medical Centre offers comprehensive travel medicine services for residents of Gracemere, Rockhampton and the wider Central Queensland region. Whether you’re heading overseas for work, a school trip, a gap year, or a tropical holiday, the clinic delivers customised travel health plans based on your itinerary, medical history, and global disease alerts.
As a Yellow Fever accredited vaccination centre, the clinic provides:
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Tailored pre-travel consultations with experienced GPs
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Vaccines for Yellow Fever, Hepatitis A & B, Typhoid, Rabies, Cholera, Japanese Encephalitis
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Malaria prophylaxis and region-specific medication management
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Food & water safety advice, bite prevention, and travel kits
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Health plans for students, FIFO workers, humanitarian teams, and families
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Post-travel care for fever, gastrointestinal issues, or unexplained symptoms
Most vaccines are stocked on-site for same-day administration, and only a short drive from Rockhampton, making it very accessible.
Frequently asked questions
Is Gracemere Medical Centre an approved yellow fever vaccination centre?
Yes. Gracemere Medical Centre is a Travel Medicine Alliance member clinic, and every TMA member clinic is an approved Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre, so you can have your yellow fever vaccine and receive your certificate here.
How do I book a travel vaccination appointment?
Call the clinic on 07 4933 1590 and let the team know you are booking a travel consultation. You can also book online.
How far ahead of my trip should I book?
Ideally 4 to 6 weeks before you leave, so there is time for vaccines that need more than one dose. If you are leaving sooner, an appointment is still worthwhile, as many vaccines can be given close to departure.
Where is the clinic?
Gracemere Medical Centre is located at 17 Lawrie Street, Gracemere QLD 4702. Located on Lawrie Street, next to the pharmacy. There is parking in the front of the surgery on Lawrie street and behind the surgery in the signposted area.
What should I bring to my travel appointment?
Bring your itinerary, any previous vaccination records (you can download your immunisation history from Medicare online or the Express Plus Medicare app) and a list of your regular medicines.
Travel health guides
- The Ultimate Guide to Travel Vaccines
- Yellow Fever Vaccine in Australia
- Vaccinations for Bali
- Vaccinations for Thailand
- Malaria Tablets: A Guide for Australian Travellers
- Dengue Fever and the New Dengue Vaccine
- Japanese Encephalitis and Mosquito-Borne Diseases in Australia
- Box Jellyfish and Irukandji: Stinger Season Guide