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Union County College
JFK Health System Union County College
 
A report of satisfactory physical examination, including a drug screening test and approval from the JFK Health System Occupational Health Office, is required prior to a student’s first clinical course and/or moving into the Schools’ residence. The physical examination may be done by a personal physician, but the drug screening test must be done by the JFK Health System Occupational Health Office. The health record will be retained in confidentiality by the Health Office. It is not seen by any administrative, faculty or support staff persons in the Schools.

The JFK Health System Occupational Health Office is located at JFK Medical Center. A health service fee is charged each semester. The following is provided through the Occupational Health office:
  • Assessment of health problems by the Health Nurse; advice and referral as necessary.
  • Follow-up of exposures and other problems relating to infection control.
  • Annual tuberculin tests on all previously negative reactors or a questionnaire which must be completed if previous PPD test is positive.
  • Clearance prior to patient care.
  • Clearance to return to School and/or clinical laboratory after absences of five or more consecutive days. A note from a licensed healthcare provider may be required.
  • Evaluation and referral for treatment of school related injuries and illness.
  • Maintenance of student health records.
  • Clearance for pregnancy – a licensed healthcare provider’s prescription, stating whether or not the student has restrictions due to the pregnancy, is required.
Each student is responsible for payment of any medical expense which is not covered by his/her own insurance plan.

All full-time students and dorm residents are required, by State Law, to show evidence of health insurance. If a full-time or resident student does not provide evidence of health insurance, before the beginning of each semester, the student will be billed for health insurance, which is provided through UNION County College.

Students registered for 6 – 11 credit hours may request health insurance coverage. A written request should be made through the Student Billing office. A fee will be added to the semester invoice.