CLINICAL SERVICES

Enrolled students are eligible to use most provided services without charge. We provide short-term or immediate care for a wide variety of circumstances and emergencies. Call 714-992-7093 to schedule an appointment.

*An asterisk indicates there may be a small fee for those services.

General

  • Diagnosis and treatment of short term illnesses
  • Birth control and reproductive health care* (Apply for Family PACT, California’s free family planning program)
  • Medications and prescriptions*
  • Sexually transmitted infection screenings
  • Orthopedic supplies (such as splints, elastic bandages, and crutches)*
  • Emergency and first aid care
  • Crisis intervention

Immunizations and Lab

Immunizations

  • Flu vaccine
    • Available starting in early October. Free for students.
  • Hepatitis B vaccine*
  • Tetanus (Td & Tdap)*

Lab

  • TB skin test *(varies)
  • Blood tests*
  • STD and HIV tests
  • Urinalysis
  • Pregnancy tests
  • Pap exam*
  • Other tests available

Screenings and Preventative Care

  • Health screenings and physical exams
  • Hearing and vision screening/referrals
  • Sexually transmitted infection screenings
  • Wellness and pre-employment exams
  • Consultations with physician, nurse practitioner and registered nurse
  • Health record maintenance
  • Referrals to specialists, hospitals and community agencies

Psychological Services

Free mental health counseling, support, and referrals are available to students. Meet with a licensed mental health professional to discuss personal, academic, or emotional concerns and determine the best path for support. Call 714-992-7093 to schedule an appointment.

1:1 Counseling

Short-term counseling is available to support students in 50-minute 1:1 sessions. Students can access referrals to community resources when additional support is needed.

  • Stress, depression, anxiety
  • Self-esteem and body image
  • Identity and personal growth
  • Family, romantic, or interpersonal relationships
  • Just needing someone to talk to

Health Education

Student Health and Wellness is committed to promoting healthy behaviors and lifestyle choices by educating and empowering students on a variety of health related topics!

Peer Health Educators

Peer Health Educators (PHEs) are student leaders who promote healthy lifestyles and empower their peers through education, outreach, and wellness programming. PHEs provide health information, connect students with campus resources, and support a variety of health and wellness initiatives, including tabling events, workshops, classroom presentations, campus-wide campaigns, and community engagement activities.

Classroom Presentations

Student Health and Wellness sponsors a variety of health promotion and awareness events throughout the year. Trained and Certified Peer Health Educators are available to give classroom presentations to educate students about student health services.