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STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES
Eileen Egan-Hineline, M.S., RN-C, Director
Stephanie Senatus-Val, Assistant to the Director
Carolyn LePage, M.S.N., ARNP
Denise Duffy Nash, M.S.N., RN (part-time)
Weber Hall, Room 101, 305-899-3750
e-mail: healthservices@mail.barry.edu
Web page: http://www.barry.edu/vpss-vpoffice/health.htm
Hours: M – F, 9:00 – 5:00. Operational hours may vary dependent on student needs.
Evenings: Student Health Advisors available by beeper system for on-campus emergencies.
PURPOSE STATEMENT
Student Health Services strives to establish a caring environment at Barry
University as it relates to health issues. Our goal is to promote an optimal level of wellness
and provide options for the delivery of enhanced health care services in the general
community.
SERVICE PROVIDED AT HEALTH SERVICES:
Assessment of injury or illness by a registered nurse.
Referral to an on campus nurse practitioner.
Referral to off campus health care providers.
Provisions of over the counter medications.
Administration of immunizations, including MMR’s, Tetanus, Hepatitis A & B, Varivax
and PPD’s.
Administration of the student health insurance plan.
Assistance with coordination of insurance benefits.
Health education and illness prevention.
Pharmacy delivery service from a local pharmacy.
For emergencies during office hours, the Health Services staff can be reached at
their office (305) 899-3750. For emergencies during evening and weekend hours, the
health advisors can be contacted by calling security or a resident advisor. In an extreme
emergency call 911.
As noted earlier, health advisors are available during evening and weekend hours to
serve our varied student population. They may be contacted via a beeper system or through the
residential life advisors (R.A.’s).
To assure that appropriate medical care can be given to the student should the need
arise, all resident and international students are required to have:
A completed health record on file in student health services with medical
documentation of a tetanus diphtheria vaccination within the last 10 years and students born
after 1956 are required to have medical documentation of 2 measles vaccinations or a natural
case of measles. A signed medical authorization form and proof of an adequate medical
insurance in South Florida is required. It is the responsibility of the student to provide a proof
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