Montana State University-Northern: Student Health Services

Student Health Services

Student Health Service provides a wide range of services. The primary focus of the Center is prevention and health promotion, although limited out-patient type services are also available.

Examples of services offered:

Health assessment
Physical exams
Student Health Insurance Information
Immunizations
Wellness blood chemistry screenings
Basic screening tests including blood pressure, blood sugar, hemoglobin, urinalysis, strep screening, TB skin tests, pregnancy testing, Pap smears, etc.
Anonymous AIDS counseling and testing. Condom distribution.
Health information and counseling regarding risk assessment and risk reduction.
Referral to other campus and community agencies.

Staff

The Center operates under the direction of Sue Swan, RN. Ms Swan is assisted by local physicians, psychologists, eht Hill County Health Department, Hill County Family Planning and MSU-Northern Student Affairs staff. The Director is advised by the Student Health Service Advisory Board comprised of faculty, staff, students and community health professionals. The Center employs an Adult Nurse Practitioner with presciptive privileges three hours a week.

Location

Student Union Building (SUB) 228

Eligibility

All students enrolled in seven or more credits are eligibile to use the services of the Center. Students enrolled in less than seven credits or ependents of students are eligible to use the Center upon payment of $20 (per semester). Eligilibity is not affected by enrollment in the Student Health Insurance plan.

Hours of Operation

Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Closed Friday

Check with the Center for hours of operation during semester breaks and summer session. The hours of operation are subject to change. Students requiring after hours care need to contact their physician or go to the hospital emergency room.

Professional Affiliation

MSU-Northern is a member of the American College Health Association and follows the policies and operating procedures recommended by the association.

For more information, contact:

MSU-Northern Student Health
P.O. Box 7751
Havre, MT 59501
(406) 265-3599

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Student Health Home Related Links Campus Safety Contact Us Student Health Services P.O. Box 7751 SUB 228 Havre, MT 59501 406.265.3599 External Links Go Ask Alice! Columbia University's Health Q & A Internet Service	Student Health Services Student Health Service provides a wide range of services. The primary focus of the Center is prevention and health promotion, although limited out-patient type services are also available. Examples of services offered: Health assessment Physical exams Student Health Insurance Information Immunizations Wellness blood chemistry screenings Basic screening tests including blood pressure, blood sugar, hemoglobin, urinalysis, strep screening, TB skin tests, pregnancy testing, Pap smears, etc. Anonymous AIDS counseling and testing. Condom distribution. Health information and counseling regarding risk assessment and risk reduction. Referral to other campus and community agencies. Staff The Center operates under the direction of Sue Swan, RN. Ms Swan is assisted by local physicians, psychologists, eht Hill County Health Department, Hill County Family Planning and MSU-Northern Student Affairs staff. The Director is advised by the Student Health Service Advisory Board comprised of faculty, staff, students and community health professionals. The Center employs an Adult Nurse Practitioner with presciptive privileges three hours a week. Location Student Union Building (SUB) 228 Eligibility All students enrolled in seven or more credits are eligibile to use the services of the Center. Students enrolled in less than seven credits or ependents of students are eligible to use the Center upon payment of $20 (per semester). Eligilibity is not affected by enrollment in the Student Health Insurance plan. Hours of Operation Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Closed Friday Check with the Center for hours of operation during semester breaks and summer session. The hours of operation are subject to change. Students requiring after hours care need to contact their physician or go to the hospital emergency room. Professional Affiliation MSU-Northern is a member of the American College Health Association and follows the policies and operating procedures recommended by the association. For more information, contact: MSU-Northern Student Health P.O. Box 7751 Havre, MT 59501 (406) 265-3599		Emergency? If you have an Emergency or Life Threatening situation: Call 911