Please notify the receptionist of your urgent problem as soon as you arrive. General Health Care Preventative health care is offered as well as treatment of common problems, such as respiratory tract infections, accident-related injuries, and chronic illnesses such as asthma or diabetes. The Department of Health Education students and staff work to increase discussions, examine issues and explore the underlying contexts of selected health behavior which impact on academic success, as well as energize the university community to think critically and take action for reducing unwanted and increasing desired consequences of health-related behavior. Many discussions, workshops and exhibits, organized and led by student health advocates, focus on the use of food and chemical substances to manage feelings and situations, relationships, and sexuality as a part of being human. Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital offers anonymous HIV testing by appointment.
Immunization Reviewing, screening, and updating immunizations is provided.
Students must pay separately for the vaccines to be administered. MMR available, as well as different vaccines required for certain international travel. This fee is usually reimbursed through Student Insurance, as per policy guidelines. Nutrition Counseling Consultation with a dietician for health problems with nutritional implications is available by appointment. Written referral from a Student Health Center clinician is required.