Health Services

Welcome to Bishop’s/Champlain Student Health Services. Our service is for all full-time students and part-time students. Whether you have a health emergency, an injury, a chronic illness, a bad case of the flu or you want information on various health topics, you can expect excellent care from our competent staff.

Location: John H. Price Sports & Recreation Centre

Hours

Regular Hours:
Monday to Friday
8:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
1:00 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.

For medical resources outside of these hours, please consult our after-hours resources web page.

Appointments

We are here for you! We are familiar with the problems facing young adults and you will find us knowledgeable and easy to talk to about sensitive issues.

If you have questions but would rather not ask them face to face, send them by email to Kendra Brock and we will try to reply to them as quickly as possible.

Your records are strictly confidential. We do not release information to anyone without your specific consent.

All patients need an appointment to consult with the nurse or doctor.

Note: Appointments are 15 minutes long and are to address one health issue per visit.

If you are experiencing cold, flu or gastro symptoms you must wear a procedure mask when entering the clinic.

Please arrive for your appointment on time.

Flu Vaccines

Flu vaccines are now available and free for everyone. Email nurse@ubishops.ca to book an appointment.

To See the Doctor

Please contact Jill Johnson, Medical Secretary:

jill.johnson@ubishops.ca

Phone: 819-822-9696 or 819-822-9600 ext. 2696

Fax: 819-822-9688

Not sure when to see the doctor? Here are some common needs they can support you with.

1. Prescription renewals
2. New prescriptions ex. birth control, antidepressants
3. “clear to play” for sports
4. Bloodwork requisitions
5. X-Ray or scan requisitions
6. Chronic condition follow-ups
7. Physical exams
8. PAP tests
9. Minor surgery ex. ingrown toe nails, mole removal, sutures

To See a Nurse

Please email nurse@ubishops.ca to book an appointment. Indicate your name, student number (if applicable), phone number and the reason why you need to consult. The nurse will respond via email or telephone.

* Health Services is a private clinic supported by student services fees. Faculty and employees will be charged a $20 fee to consult a nurse.

Not sure when to see the nurse? Here are some common needs they can support you with.

1. STI testing
2. Urinary tract infection symptoms
3. Cold/Flu symptoms
4. Concussion evaluation
5. Bandage changes
6. Suture removal
7. Sports injuries
8. Education ex. birth control options, STI screening
9. Wart treatment

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