Student Health Center at SNU

Welcome to the Student Health Center. The Student Health Center aims to provide primary care and health education to the students of SNU, as well as the faculty and staff of Southern Nazarene University. The Christian atmosphere of the school is continued in the health services department.

The Student Health Center functions as a division of Student Life. It is directed by a registered nurse who reports directly to the Associate Dean for Wellness. A licensed physician in the state of Oklahoma provides: 1) support and assistance to the Director of Student Health Services via consultation, 2) primary care to SNU students, faculty, and staff at specified times at the Student Health Center and 3) authorization for ordering medications and various supplies. Several physicians in the local community also provide medical care to the students, faculty, and staff of SNU in local private offices on referral as needed. The Student Health Center is located on the bottom floor of the Webster Commons Building. As you exit the elevator or stairwell, it is immediately to your left. You can reach us by phone (405) 491-6605, FAX (405)491-6683 or email at studenthealth@snu.edu.

All your medical records remain strictly confidential, and only Student Health Center personnel have access to them. We do not release information of records for any reason unless we have specific written consent.

Health Services

The Student Health Center is equipped with two exam rooms to treat minor injuries and acute illness. It also has a two bed infirmary for students who need to remain in the Health Center for short periods of observation and/or during the hours of operation.  

The SNU Student Health Center offers:
 Medical Clinic
 Primary health care for students, faculty and staff.
 Women’s health
 Pregnancy testing
 Health Education
 Vaccination Clinic Mental Health Care- referrals as needed.
 Prescription refills

Routine blood work
 Strep test
 Blood glucose test - Urinalysis
 Mono test

Pharmacy:

Common antibiotics, if prescribed by a physician.
All over-the –counter medications are given at no charge.  We have Tylenol, Advil, Aleve, Excedrin, Midol, Zyrtec, band-aides, Tums, Imodium, Benadryl, eye drops, Neosporin, hydrocortisone cream,  etc.

Hours: Monday: 8:30-4:30 | Tuesday 8:30-4:30 (Closed for Chapel) | Wednesday: 8:30-12:00
 | Thursday: 8:30-4:30 (Closed for Chapel) | Friday: 8:30-4:00 - (lunch 12pm - 1pm daily)

Phone: 405.491.6605 | Fax: 405-491-6683 | Email: AngieMilburn@snu.edu or CBraaten@snu.edu

No appointment necessary
Health Center is open when classes are in session

Coming to SNU?

Southern Nazarene University and the state of Oklahoma require all students to have the following immunizations before you are a verified student:

Hepatitis B (3 shot series), Measles, Mumps and Rubella- MMR (2 shots series), and the Meningitis vaccine (Meningococcal vaccine or MCV4)

Most of these vaccines were given as a child, but all immunizations are available at the Student Health Center.

The current prices are listed and must be paid at the time of service.

• MMR (2 doses): $60 each
• Hepatitis B (3 doses): $60 each
• Meningitis vaccine (only required if living in the dorm): $120

Please fax your records to 405-491-6683 or email them to StudentHealth@snu.edu.

If you have questions about your shot record or if you already have all the required vaccines, you may email us at StudentHealth@snu.edu.

If you cannot find your vaccine records, this document has some tips for attaining them.

Clinic Fees

There is no charge for undergraduate students be seen at the Health Center.
 You will only be charged for test or medications that you may need. You will find that these prices are minimal and you are given a two week grace period to pay them, with the exception of vaccines that must be paid for at the time of service.

 Fees for some of the other most requested services include:
Strep test: $5.00
Mono test: $8.00
Tuberculin test: $10.00

Clinic Eligibility

All undergraduate students are eligible to use any of the services provided at the Student Health Center.

SNU faculty & staff (full and part-time), dependents, and Graduate students may receive first-aid, care for acute illnesses, blood pressure checks, allergy injections, immunizations, health information, and consultation for a small clinic fee ($20) plus the cost of the medications.

Infection Control

Wash Hands! 

• Keep hands clean by washing with soap and water for 15 seconds or using alcohol-based hand sanitizer 

Don't Share! 

• Razors 
• Towels, Wash Cloths, sheets-  wash them frequently! 

Keep cuts and scrapes clean and covered with bandage until healed 

• Avoid contact with other people's wounds or bandages 

Staph 

• May look like pimple or boil; can be red, swollen, painful, have pus or drainage 
• Is mainly transmitted from a patient's own nose and throat, but may be transmitted skin to skin and from contaminated surfaces 
• Can live on items and surfaces that have been infected, avoid these surfaces
• Enters in any opening in skin
• Multiplies in crowded living conditions and with poor hygiene 

For additional information, view Centers for Disease Control