Call Preventive Medicine at 438-8560.
Contact your doctor, the County Health Department, or obtain a copy of the 9 th grade physical from your high school.
Illinois law requires anyone born after January 1, 1957, and taking classes on campus, to comply. Exception: If you were a student at ISU prior to the fall of 1989, you are exempt from these requirements. Call Preventive Medicine (438-8560) for further questions.
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Yes
Probably not. You will also need proof of your first MMR which is usually given at about 15 months of age.
No. (Athletes may have special requirements. Check with a coach or trainer.)
TB tests are only required for international students and must be done at ISU once classes start.
Yes. Call for an appointment at 438-APPT (2778).
No. Hepatitis vaccine is recommended by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), but not required. THE CDC recommends that information be provided to students / parents regarding meningococcal disease as well as the availability and benefits of a vaccine.
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No. You can call for an appointment at438-APPT (2778) and continue the series.
Possibly, depending on your destination and length of stay. Call Appointments (438-2778) for an international travel consult. When possible, schedule your appointment at least 2 - 6 months prior to departure.
Yes, if it is on file. Just call our Health Information Management Department at 438-7559.
Yes. If you are currently receiving allergy injections and wish to continue them at ISU, call Preventive Medicine at 438-8560 with questions or call 438-2778 to schedule an appointment.
No. You can make an appointment (438-2778) with a physician to discuss allergy concerns.
You can download the Health History & Immunization form from our site.