Health Services
Every student, while on campus, may seek the professional advice of Jonathan Miller, MS PA-C, Director of Health Services and a certified physician assistant. The Health Services office is open for patient evaluations year round. Appointments and walk-in service are available. The Health Services office does not currently accept insurance. If you are in need of off campus health care please review this listing of List of Local Clinics
Location/Hours
Building 20/Room 320 (2 floors above the Bookstore)
Monday through Friday 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Contact
Please review the Student Immunization & Health Records Policy
Health Forms
Different students have different requirements for which health forms need to be submitted. To help avoid confusion forms are organized according to student status. All forms are available as PDF files to be downloaded from the appropriate page. Click on the links below for forms and more information about medical records requirements.
Where can a student get these immunizations if he/she has no proof?
If a student needs to be re-immunized because of age or inability to locate his/her record, there are many locations and clinics to obtain vaccinations, some at a reduced rate. Tuberculosis testing, seasonal flu vaccinations and physical exams are by appointment only.
Request for Copy of Vaccination Records
A paperless system of forwarding vaccination records has not yet been developed/approved by the college, however you may download the Authorization To Release or Obtain Health Records Form and return it to the Health Services office in person, by mail, by fax, or upload to the STCC Portal - Health Services Page Drop box. Please allow 1 - 2 business days for the request to be processed.
Full-Time Students
All full-time students or any students attending STCC on a student visa must submit the following vaccination records:
- immunity to tetanus (vaccination within the last 10 years)
- immunity to pertussis (single dose of pertussis containing vaccine after age 18)
- immunity to measles (two live-vaccine doses or positive titer results)
- immunity to mumps (two live-vaccine doses or positive titer results)
- immunity to rubella (two live-vaccine doses or positive titer results)
- immunity to hepatitis B (three vaccine doses or positive titer results)
- immunity to chickenpox, known as varicella (two vaccine doses, positive titer results, or documented history of disease)
- evidence of a meningitis vaccine (Menveo or Menactra) after 16th birthday for all students between 16-21 years old
Part-Time Students
Most part-time students are not required to submit vaccination records. There are exceptions:
- Students enrolled in a health field
- Students enrolled in Early Childhood Education
- Students attending STCC while on a student visa
- Workforce Development Students Health Program Students
These 4 groups of students must submit vaccination records to the college, all other part-time student need only submit the Health History Form. You may download the form below.
All students are asked to submit a Health History Form each year. This form lists medications, allergies, emergency contacts, etc.
Students Enrolled in a Health Field
Students enrolled in the School of Health and Patient Simulation (Nursing, Dental, Medical Imaging, Medical Assisting, Rehabilitation Therapies, Cosmetology, etc.), Early Childhood Education, or non-credit healthcare programs (CNA, EMT, Phlebotomy) are required to submit vaccination records (form listing requirements attached below).
- Tdap within the last 10 years
- immunity to measles (two live-vaccine doses or positive titer results)
- immunity to mumps (two live-vaccine doses or positive titer results)
- immunity to rubella (two live-vaccine doses or positive titer results)
- immunity to hepatitis B (three vaccine doses AND positive titer results)
- immunity to varicella (two live-vaccine doses or positive titer results, for these students history of disease is not sufficient)
- evidence of a meningitis vaccine (Menveo or Menactra) after 16th birthday for all students between 16-21 years old
- tuberculosis screening does not apply to Cosmetology, Early Childhood, or EMT programs
- initial two-step Mantoux test
or - T-Spot or Quantiferon Gold blood test within the past year
- If the student has a history of a positive tuberculosis test, a Chest X-ray is required within the last 2 years and an annual tuberculosis questionnaire must be completed (attachment below)
Health Forms for Each Program
- Clinical Laboratory Science Program
- Certified Nursing Assistant Program/CNA-Plus
- Cosmetology Program
- Dental Assistant Program
- Dental Hygiene Program
- Early Childhood Education Program
- Emergency Medical Technician Program
- Health Information Technology Program
- Home Health Aide Program
- Medical Assistant Program
- Nursing Program
- Occupational Therapist Assistant Program
- Phlebotomy
- Physical Therapist Program
- Radiography Program
- Respiratory Therapist Program
- Sonography Program
- Surgical Technology Program
Student Athletes
Student Athletes are required to submit vaccination records (form listing requirements attached below).
- immunity to tetanus (vaccination within the last 10 years)
- immunity to pertussis (single dose of pertussis containing vaccine after age 18)
- immunity to measles (two live-vaccine doses or positive titer results)
- immunity to mumps (two live-vaccine doses or positive titer results)
- immunity to rubella (two live-vaccine doses or positive titer results)
- immunity to hepatitis B (three vaccine doses or positive titer results)
- immunity to chickenpox, known as varicella (two vaccine doses, positive titer results, or documented history of disease)
- evidence of a meningitis vaccine (Menveo or Menactra) after 16th birthday for all students between 16-21 years old
All Athletes must complete a one time Athletic Sickle Cell Trait NJCAA Form
Athletes must also complete an annual Athletic Preparticipation Form