This is by appointment, usually on Fridays, by telephoning the service on ext 7747 or 2802. Travel medicine advice may be obtained by telephoning one of the Occupational Health Advisers, Anne Beckerton on ext 7721 or Janet Lynch on ext 7719. Travel vaccinations and malarial prophylaxis are provided at costs that are competitive in comparison to the same services available locally.
Payment is by cheque only.
Staff on the Royal Free Campus have a similar service available from the Travel Clinic on that site and it is not expected that they will use this service in the place of that one. Staff at the Institute of Child Health have a travel clinic facility at Marsh Health who are the providers of their Occupational Health Service and they should use that facility. Marsh Health are not a Registered Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre and staff travelling to destinations for which Yellow Fever vaccination is necessary may use the UCL Travel Clinic for that purpose. Some other more unusual vaccinations may not be available at Marsh and these may also be obtained from the UCL Travel Clinic. Staff travelling abroad on College business will be seen at a time convenient to them as usual, and will always take precedence over holiday travellers.