University Health Center

Supports wellness to university students and employees

ETSU COVID-19 Response

East Tennessee State University and the University Health Center are dedicated in keeping our ETSU community safe during these difficulty times. Due to the COVID pandemic, changes have been implemented across the campus in an effort to safeguard our students, staff and faculty members. Please find more information below regarding available COVID testing, reporting suspected/confirmed COVID cases, and ETSU's mask policy. 

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Our Mission Statement and Core Values

The mission of University Health Center is to provide acute and episodic care and to support wellness to university students and employees. The University Health Center is a nurse managed clinic and the health care providers are Board Certified Nurse Practitioners. 

The mission to support wellness is based on core values where: 

  • People come first, are treated with dignity and respect, and are encouraged to achieve their full potential. 
  • Relationships are built on honesty, integrity, and trust. 
  • Diversity of people and thought is respected. 
  • Excellence is achieved through wise use of human and financial resources. 
  • Commitment to intellectual achievement is embraced.  

Note: All correspondence from the University Health Center will be through your ETSU email account. If you are submitting immunization records please check this periodically. 

 

Staff Spotlight

Megan Flora

Christina Morton

"Hello, my name is Megan Flora.  I am the Immunization Coordinator for the University Health Center and I also work as the Referrals Clerk for the Johnson City Community Health Center. I've been working for ETSU since October 2018. I enjoy my roles in the clinics and look forward to many more years at ETSU!

 I did not take the traditional college route after high school and instead immediately joined the work force.  I live in Jonesborough, TN with my husband Adam and husky puppy Artemis.  When I'm not at ETSU, you can find me at the gym, spending time with family/friends, or being a couch potato.  I love the East TN area and all the wonderful outdoor/pet friendly activities the Tri-Cities offers."

 

We have 3 spots in Lot 35 that are allocated to clinic patients. All other parking spots in the Faculty/staff lots are not available to patients and you will receive a parking ticket. 

Note: When parking make sure your vehicle has the proper ETSU parking decal or Visitor's Pass. If you receive a parking ticket while parked in the designated patient spots during your appointment time, please bring the ticket to the front desk of the University Health Center to get it validated.

 After-Hours Contact:  1-888-915-7299

For After-Hours care, the University Health Center does have an after-hours telephone service you may use M-F after 4:30pm, on weekends, and holidays. The After-Hours Call Service is not for appointments or medication refill services. Remember the call service is NOT for medical emergencies, to make or cancel an appointment, immunization requirement questions, or to refill prescriptions. For emergencies please call 911.

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