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Health Services Office
Health information is always available at no charge to Columbia College students, faculty and staff. Prescriptions can be written and referrals made when deemed necessary.
The following services are provided through the Columbia College Health Services office:
- Physical exams
- Annual exams/Pap
- STD testing
- Urgent care visits for illness diagnosis or follow up
- Blood Pressure check
- Rapid Strep A throat cultures
- Blood glucose tests
- Urine testing Chem. 10 for diagnosis of urinary tract infection
- Pregnancy tests
- Depo Provera injections
- Allergy injections
- TD boosters
- Flu shots every Fall
- Wart treatment
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| Vist the Students' Self Care Guide |
Hours
Monday - Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Alternatives
When the Columbia College nurse practitioner is not available, students may seek aid at any of the following locations:
City/County Health Department
1005 W. Worley, (573) 874-7356
The Health Department provides free STD and HIV testing and treatment.
Dr. Catherine Van Voorn
201 West Broadway, (53) 449-1227
Be sure to identify yourself as a Columbia College student for a possible same day appointment.
Boone Convenient Care
601 Business Loop 70 W, Suite 275 (on the west side of Parkade Center)www.boone.org
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Monday-Friday: 8 am - 7 pm
Saturday: 9 am - 5 pm
Sunday: 9 am - 3 pm
Columbia College Athletic Trainer - Jon Barfknecht
Located in the Training Room in Southy, (573) 875-7407
Jon will assist students that have some type of injury.
Health Forms
All new students in the day program are required to submit a completed Columbia College Medical History form and show proof of two vaccinations for measles, mumps and rubella (MMR). Failure to submit these documents to Health Services will prevent students from registering for subsequent semesters. For more information, contact Health Services at (573) 875-7432. Completed forms may be faxed to Health Services at (573) 875-7235
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