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A physician or nurse practitioner is available to provide outpatient clinical evaluation, treatment of minor illnesses, injuries, and also evaluation and triage/referral for more serious illnesses or injuries. APPOINTMENTS CAN ONLY BE MADE DURING OFFICE HOURS. Changes related to COVID-19. Walk-In Appointments.
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Columbia’s Student Health Center can accommodate many of its...
- Student Health Center - Columbia College Chicago
Return to Campus for Sick Individuals. In accordance with Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) guidelines, individuals who contract COVID-19 will have to stipulate that they have recovered before returning to campus. Individuals symptomatic with COVID-19 can only return to campus if they meet the following conditions.
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Columbia College Chicago (the “College”) acknowledges that course absences due to medical care can be detrimental to a student’s academic progress. The Student Return from Medical Care Guidelines outlines clear procedures and recommendations for students to facilitate their successful transition back to the College.
Course absences due to inpatient hospitalization or outpatient medical treatment (medical care provided under the supervision of a physician that does not require admission to a hospital) can severely impact a student’s ability to meet class expectations, resulting in missed assignments and a lack of preparedness for examinations. Even after studen...
Upon returning to class after a medical absence, students are strongly encouraged to meet with a SHS staff member to discuss any remaining challenges. SHS can help students identify resources both on and off-campus, including mental health counseling, safe ride programs, and academic tutoring that may ease their transition back. Where the student...
When inpatient hospitalization or outpatient medical treatment causes a student to miss a substantial number of class sessions or interferes with a student’s ability to complete assignments, the student may need to withdraw from a College course. Students are encouraged to discuss the potential need to withdraw with their academic advisor before ma...
Other offices at the College may provide support to students with significant medical concerns. The College Advising Center offers academic planning, Columbia Central can assist with the student’s financial aid and outstanding account balance (if a student needs to withdraw from a class), and Services for Students with Disabilities can help secure...
Immunization. Columbia College Chicago is required by law to comply with the guidelines set forth by the College Immunization Code (77 Ill. Admin. Code 694,) which requires all students born on or after January 1, 1957, who enroll for six credit hours or more to provide the college with proof of immunity against certain communicable diseases.
7 de may. de 2023 · There are two new active cases. One individual is symptomatic and the other is asymptomatic. Both individuals are isolating. Based on contact tracing, it was determined there were nine close contacts who are following applicable CDC protocols. This data has been reported to the Chicago Department of Public Health. 04/06/2022 as of 10 ...
Student Health Center. Become part of our vibrant community. JOIN. About Us. The mission of Student Health Services is to support and educate students in their well-being, and to address and treat minor illnesses and injuries. SHS will refer students for appropriate treatment of major illnesses and injuries. 5. Officers. 23. Members. 1. Events. 0.
