Student Health Services

Please note that in person visits are unavailable on the Sacramento and Stockton Campuses. Our Nurse Practitioners remain available for telehealth visits and can still order labwork and medications as needed. Please return to the top of the page for a list of common services provided in a telehealth setting. 

The Nurse Practitioners and Physician can manage most primary care concerns. Occasionally, a student must be referred to off campus care due to the nature and complexity of the problem.

What we typically provide:

• treatment for minor illnesses and injuries
• laboratory services including blood draws
• preventive screenings
• sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing
• Physicals (temporarily on hold)

  You should bring all available immunization records, a list of your current medications, and allergies. If the physical form contains any portions "to be completed by the student/candidate", please have the appropriate sections completed before your arrival and bring that portion with you. We provide physicals by appointment for:

  • routine physicals
  • study abroad
  • athletics
  • pre-employment

We offer the following immunizations:

We can also obtain required antibody titers.

Although TB skin tests are not an immunization, we also provide them. There are nominal charges for vaccines, titers, and TB skin tests; however for those students covered under the Student Health Insurance plan all immunizations, titers and TB tests are a covered benefit when provided by our providers. Always ask about applicable fees when scheduling an appointment.

• Hepatitis B
• Hepatitis A
• Measles/Mumps/Rubella (MMR)
• Tetanus/Diphtheria/Pertussis (TDaP)
• Influenza vaccines (seasonal)
• HPV
• Varivax (chicken pox)
• Menveo (Meningitis)

Providers will evaluate the need for off campus care, and make the appropriate referral; we will work with the student's health insurance plan as much as possible.

Our providers will see all students who have paid the Wellness Fee. However, if you have Kaiser insurance or another HMO plan and need a referral to a specialist, then it must be done through your primary care provider to be covered by your plan.

The Student Health Insurance Plan requires Pacific Health Services to be utilized first if you are located within a 50 mile radius of the Stockton campus. Always ask about applicable fees when scheduling an appointment.

Telephone advice on any health concern is available whenever Pacific Health Services is closed, or when a provider is unavailable. This service is available to all active and registered students by calling 209.946.2315 option 4. If you are not sure what to do, where to go, or just need to ask a health-related question, the Advice Nurse can assist you. You will need to provide your name and student ID number when using the service. 

All information is confidential. We receive a fax copy of the encounter so that we can provide any needed follow-up. You may receive a phone call from a Health Services staff member to check on your condition. 

Routine gynecologic exams with Pap tests are available by appointment. We also offer STI screening, evaluation and treatment of vaginal infections, contraceptive counseling and prescription; emergency contraception is available. Female students that have enrolled into the Student Health Insurance plan or a Preferred Provider Organization are able to receive one annual Pap test as a covered benefit. Always ask about applicable fees when scheduling an appointment.

Pacific Health Services stocks medications commonly used in a primary care setting including antibiotics, oral contraceptives and more. These are available for purchase at a nominal charge; otherwise a student can elect to take a written prescription to fill at a local pharmacy.

Please note: we will refer off campus for Schedule II and psychotropic drugs.