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Student Health Services

Welcome to Student Health Services

Student Health Services supports students as they navigate their health and well-being. Our on-campus clinic provides a variety of medical services and testing, as well as referrals to local medical providers. Students must call to schedule an appointment, with same-day appointments often available. Medical providers are available to consult with students on medical issues in person and on the phone Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during the academic fall and spring school semesters. All services are confidential. We are here to support you!

Student Health Services Mission Statement: 

 The University of Scranton Student Health Services is dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of students through accessible, high-quality healthcare, education, and preventive services that enable them to thrive academically, socially, and personally. Rooted in the Jesuit tradition, we are committed to fostering an inclusive campus environment that empowers students to make informed health choices, prioritize their well-being, develop self-advocacy skills, and cultivate a lifelong commitment to wellness. 

 

Student Learning Outcomes:

Knowledge & Understanding of Medical Resources: 

  • Students will be able to identify and access appropriate campus and community healthcare resources to meet their physical and mental health needs. 
Communication & Self-Advocacy Skills: 
  • Students will demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively with healthcare providers, ask questions, and advocate for their personal health needs. 
Engagement in Care & Decision-Making: 
  • Students will actively participate in their healthcare by understanding treatment options, making informed decisions, and following recommended care plans. 
Personal Responsibility & Preparedness: 
  • Students will take responsibility for their health by maintaining accurate personal health information, understanding their health history, preparing for medical appointments, and adopting preventive health behaviors that support their overall well-being. 
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