Clinical services
Counseling and testing services
We’re dedicated to helping students with transitions, emotional difficulties and mental health concerns. We help by listening carefully, asking useful questions and offering suggestions or recommendations.
Why talk with a counselor?
I'm feeling really stressed out.
I don’t seem to know what I want.
I get depressed a lot.
I’m thinking of quitting school.
There are problems in my family.
I can’t seem to get interested in anything.
I’m having trouble with a relationship.
My attitude has been so negative lately.
I’m just not happy.
I’ve been assaulted recently or in the past.
I’m having trouble concentrating on my studies.
I really get up-tight about tests, speeches, math, etc.
Services covered under the student health fee:
General counseling sessions under the short term model
Psychological testing for anxiety, attention deficit disorders, bipolar disorders, depression and learning disabilities
Prevention information and materials
Other services:
Appointments to see a psychiatrist on campus
Psychiatric medication management
Advanced psychological testing to students
Health services
Clinical health services include assessments provided by registered nurses who work with a medical doctor under standing orders, for which there is no charge to the students. On-campus medical care is provided by physician assistants, nurse practitioners and psychiatrists, in which there is a fee for services charged.
Students are encouraged to make appointments that work with their busy schedules. In general, appointments can be accommodated the same day, but most certainly within 24 hours when the clinic is open.
Services covered under the student health fee:
Glucose (Finger stick blood sugar levels)
Hemacult (Blood in stool)
Influenza screening
Mono (Heterophile screen)
Peak flow meter
Pregnancy test (Urine)
Rapid strep screening
Urinalysis without micro
Over the counter medication samples
Prevention informational materials
Other services:
Services of the advanced medical provider on campus
Lab tests sent to reference lab
Advanced procedures
Prescription medication
Medical supplies and equipment
Some of the more common types of care that are available through Health and Wellness Services include:
Illness/Injury
Upper respiratory infections
Skin conditions
Bladder infection
Gastro-intestinal problems
Ear lavage
Hearing screening
Wound care
Sutures/suture removal
Stress/depression
Physicals (including work/teaching)
Post-surgical follow-up
Post-emergency follow-up
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Immunizations
Allergy injection
Hepatitis A and B
Influenza
Meningitis
Measles, mumps, rubella (MMR)
Tetanus/diphtheria (Td)
TB skin tests
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Health and wellness
Blood pressure monitoring
Cholesterol screening
Colo-rectal cancer screening
Diabetes screening
CPR and first aid classes
Seminars on health and wellness issues
Smoking cessation program
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Laboratory
PAP tests
Pregnancy tests
STD test
Throat cultures/mono tests
Urine tests
X-ray voucher to local clinic
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Hours:
Monday-Friday,
8:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Location:
Main Hall, garden level
Please make an appointment by stopping at the office or by calling (920) 403-3266.
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Emergency Services
24 hour contacts for immediate emergency care.
Primary Care
Local area primary care hospitals, clinics and mental health providers.
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