The District provides disabled accessible facilities, appointment booking and outreach information to students, while the outside agency provides personnel, billing services, lab work, medical record management and liability coverage. Services include diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, birth control, breast cancer screening and detection services, pregnancy counseling and health education. Clinics are hosted at least weekly when student demand is high. The program is structured as a supervised psychology internship program, with Graduate psychology interns providing most of the direct service. Nurse Practitioners provide crisis intervention services during clinical hours when Student Psychological Services is not available.
Interns assess students who self-refer or are referred by college staff.
Length of treatment is considered a clinical decision that is based on the specific needs of each student. Medical records Medical Records, in either physical or electronic form, will document all clinical encounters with students and staff. Records are maintained for seven years, as required, then destroyed. International Student health history forms Applications made through Admissions and Records for the International Student program include Health History forms that are sent to Student Health Services for health requirement review and follow-up. The forms are kept on file for five years, then destroyed.