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The Student Health Center is located at 215 Wright Street (on the corner of Wright and Charles Streets).

Student Health Center staff enjoys working in partnership with students to meet their health needs on campus.

The board certified nurse practitioners (NPs) are able to:

  • Treat students for minor illnesses and injuries
  • Run tests to diagnose strep throat, mono, urinary tract infections, etc. 
  • Write prescriptions after examining patients, if indicated
  • Perform annual physical exams, sports physicals, and pap smears
  • Contraceptive counseling and prescriptions
  • Administer vaccines, drug screens, blood tests, immune titers, and TB skin tests
  • Sexually transmitted infection (STI) screening/testing and treatment
  • Complete Cross Cultural Experience (CCE) Medical Health Statements and provide some travel vaccines and prescriptions
  • Examine students that have been sexually assaulted and offer STI testing to victims free of charge. *Please note that Carroll University NPs are confidential reporters but are not SANE nurses (sexual assault nurse examiner) and cannot provide a forensic exam to victims of assault.

**NEW FOR FOR 2020-2021 AN APPOINTMENT IS REQUIRED FOR ALL VISITS**

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Health Center Hours and How to Schedule an Appointment

The Health Center will be closed on Thursday, January 21 and Friday, January 22. 

For student and Health Center staff safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Health Center has made changes to our operations for infection control purposes.

ALL VISITS ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. We are not allowing any walk-ins except for in an emergency

BEGINNING THE WEEK OF JANUARY 11, WE WILL BE SWITCHING TO MORNING VISITS FOR COVID SYMPTOMS AND ILL STUDENTS AND AFTERNOON VISITS FOR WELL STUDENTS: 

  • Appointments for ill students (including COVID-19 symptoms (see middle column) or COVID testing, will be scheduled in the morning Monday through Friday 9:00am-1pm
  • To schedule an appointment when you are ill, you must call 262-524-7233
  • Appointments for well visits will be scheduled in the afternoon 2pm-5pm Monday through Thursday and from 1:30pm-4:30pm on Friday.
  • To schedule an appointment for a well visit, such as a well physical (for sports, employment, pap smear, or for your program), TB test, vaccine, contraception, STI screening, drug screen, immune titer, and also UTI or Gyn concern, students can schedule online in the patient portal https://carrollu.medicatconnect.com/, or call 262-524-7233

If the reason for your visit isn't listed, or the online slots are full you can call 262-524-7233 to schedule an appointment. If you are ill outside of Health Center hours, please see column on right for a list of local clinics.

In some circumstances, the Health Center can provide telemedicine appointments .*

If you have a concern or question, or would like to schedule a telemedicine visit please call 262-524-7233

*Due to licensing requirements, the NP cannot provide telemedicine visits if the student is residing in a state that is not part of the nursing compact.

Regular Academic Year Hours:

Monday - Thursday 9am-1pm and 2pm-5pm

Friday 9am-1pm and 1:30pm-4:30pm

In an emergency, please call 911 or Public Safety at 262-524-7300. If you need a ride to a local clinic or the ProHealth Care Waukesha Memorial Hospital ER, the Public Safety shuttle will take you if you specify it is for a medical reason. If you are ill with COVID symptoms, please notify dispatch when you call and wear a face covering or mask.

Health Center Staff

Pam Dolata, MSN, FNP-BC, Family Nurse Practitioner, Health Center Director
  
Kristin Kastner, MSN, ANP-BC, Adult Nurse Practitioner
 
Monica Adams, C.M.A., Certified Medical Assistant
 
 
Phone: (262) 524-7233
Fax: (262) 650-4897

Mission Statement and Purpose

  • Provide health care that is convenient, high quality, and cost effective to a diverse population of Carroll University Students.
  • Involve students in their own health care and assist them in achieving their academic and personal goals by providing testing required by their academic program and through promoting, maintaining, and restoring health.
  • Students are involved with and assisted in making informed, sound health choices to prevent illness and restore/promote health today and always. Include self care opportunities and/or patient education with every visit.
  • Provide a knowledgeable, dedicated staff who collaborate with campus and community resources when indicated and are committed to serving in the best interest of Carroll University students.
  • In partnership with Student Affairs and health professionals on campus, provide outreach and education to promote the physical and mental health of all Carroll University Students.
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