Medical Services
The following staff and services are accessible for Full Time undergraduate and graduate students.
Our confidential services include:
- Immunization Clinics

- Specimen Collection (blood and urine, etc.)
- Reproductive/Sexual Health
- Smoking Cessation Counselling
- Mental Health
- Injury and Wound Care
- Sports Medicine
- Physical Examinations
- Nutritional Assessment & Counselling (digestive, eating, weight issues, etc.)
Have your Health Card and Student ID out to Book an Appointment, and when you arrive at the Health Centre.
Frequently Asked Questions............
Do I need an appointment?
Our nurses will see you on a walk in bases for:- most immunizations including Flu Shots

- allergy injections
- dressing changes
- TB tests (one step & two step)
- suture removal
- depo injections
- ear syringing
- drop off specimen samples (urine, stool, etc)
- blood collection services (by booked appointment only)
All other services require appointments. Nurses - Do NOT - write prescriptions!
How do I get my test results?
Phone after 3 pm or drop in to see a nurse to get your test results.
Why does the nurse keep calling me?
If you are receiving calls from anyone at Student Health it is to follow up on a
medical issue. This would be at the request of one of the physicians and
requires your prompt attention. We only contact you if it is important.
Do you have a dentist on staff?
No, dental services are not provided at the Student Health Centre.
Click here to find a local dentist.
If I have a chronic illness what do I need to do coming to UNB/STU?
If you are currently being followed by a specialist at home, the specialist can make a direct referral to a specialist in Fredericton to ensure your care plan. If you wish to be followed by one of our family physicians you should bring with you any relevant medical history, test results, specialist reports, etc and provide them to one of our nursing staff upon arrival at UNB. For continuity of care we prefer you are followed by the same physician throughout your stay in university.

