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Student Health Clinic

If you are experiencing a life-threatening medical emergency call 911 or go directly to your nearest Emergency Room (ER).

COVID-19 Vaccine Information

 

The Student Health Center is closed to in-person services at this time. However, we ARE offering telephone consultation and telemedicine appointments (video appointments).  In addition to health information and advice, we may be able to provide prescriptions, order lab work and X-rays, perform Tuberculosis screening, and provide other limited Primary Care services.  To request an appointment:
 
  • Click on this form to request a consultation with a health care provider (nurse practitioner or physician).
  • OR Call 619-388-3450 to leave a message to speak with a health care provider.
  • Messages checked regularly during business hours.
  • Must be currently enrolled.
  • For urgent issues contact your Primary Care Provider, community clinic, urgent care center, or emergency department.

Student Health Clinic staff are working to develop further clinic, healthcare, and COVID-19 information via a variety of online platforms. Please check this website frequently for further details, and follow us on Instagram @sdcitystudenthealth.

Virtual Front Desk 

Students, Faculty, & Staff - Do you have a question for the Mental Health Counseling Center or Student Health Clinic front desk?  If so, join this Zoom link to get your questions answered live anytime during the following days and times every week:

Covid-19
If you are ill with fever or chills, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, a new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, or diarrhea, these may be symptoms of COVID-19.  Please call your health care provider or clinic or Emergency Room prior to arrival, whenever possible. This will allow proper screening for testing when appropriate, health care advice, referrals for in-person visits, and instructions for self-isolation or self-quarantine.

For the most current info and resources on Covid-19, click here.

Emergencies  

For a campus medical emergency:

  • Call 9-1-1 and/or College Police Dispatch at 619-388-6405 (ext. 6405 from a campus phone.)
  • District Police are the first responders for campus emergencies. They are CPR certified with defibrillator (AED) access and best direct the paramedics to the victim.
  • All on-campus accidents or injuries should be reported to the Student Health Clinic as soon as possible to document the incident should insurance coverage be required.
  • For more information about safety at SDCCD, go to the SDCCD Police Department website.
  • Download our safety app, LIVESAFE, on your smart phone then select San Diego City College to receive emergency information and notifications.

 

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