Student Health Services

Student Health Services aims to provide basic health care services and teach prevention and self-help skills to students.

Who is eligible to use Student Health Services?

All currently enrolled University of North Georgia (UNG) students who pay the student health fee are eligible for care at Student Health Services.

Must I Pay the Health Fee?

The health fee is not mandatory on the Gainesville, Cumming, or Oconee campuses, but these students may pay the fee and take advantage of the services offered on the Dahlonega Campus.

What Does the Health Fee Cover?

Student health fees collected each semester cover services provided in the health clinic with the exception of specific immunizations, laboratory tests sent to a reference lab, and medications provided in the Women's & Men's Health Clinic.

Staffing in the Health Clinic

The clinic is staffed by a physician assistant, nurse practitioners, licensed practical nurses, as well as a physician who is available by appointment. Other staff include a health educator, two licensed practical nurses, and front office staff.

Services

A health professional will assess, evaluate, and treat students for acute illness and injury as well as general health maintenance. If after evaluating the student a provider feels an additional evaluation or treatment is required, the student will be referred to a local physician, hospital, or their private physician. Nutrition & training and nicotine counseling is available by appointment, as well.

The clinic provides many over-the counter medications, first-aid supplies, and prescription medications at no additional cost to the student.

Additional Information

For additional information regarding general services provided by Student Health Services please call 706-864-1948 or email stuhealth@ung.edu.

Location

Student Health Services is located in the James G. Woodward Clinic at 110 South Chestatee Street, Suite 100 in the Campus Commons Building. See campus map.