At The University of Tennessee Southern Campus Clinic, we know that you don’t have time to be sick. That is why it is our mission to provide high quality, affordable health care to UT Southern with an emphasis on prevention and health promotion. Independently and in collaboration with health care professionals and other individuals, our Nurse Practitioners provide a full range of primary care services, including Counseling.
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:30a.m. – 4:15p.m.
Address: 625 West Madison St, Pulaski, TN 38478
Counseling Phone: Text 844-986-6946
Phone: #3338 or 931.424.7338 | Email: utsclinic@utsouthern.edu
Campus Clinic Information
Counseling
Free, professional, counseling services are available to all currently enrolled UTS students. Our Campus Counselor, Desiree Stone, meets with students to respond to crises, build skills, and to listen.
To schedule an appointment with Desiree, text 844-986-6496 or email dstone18@utsouthern.edu.
COVID Protocols: Secure,virtual counseling is available. In person counseling is subject to current UT System mask and distancing policies.
Appointments & COVID-19 Update
We offer the COVID-19 vaccine at our campus clinic. Call #3338 or 931.424.7338 or Email: utsclinic@utsouthern.edu to make an appointment. Questions about the COVID-19 vaccine? We have answers. Visit OurShotforGiles.com and email us to talk to a certified nurse practitioner.
Please continue to contact us through the utsclinic@utsouthern.edu email. We will be able to set up a virtual visit if appropriate. You will need WIFI and a web camera. We can have a virtual discussion that is private and HIPPA compliant and will not be recorded. This can be utilized for many situations, including a need for refills. If you are on blood pressure medication, it is helpful if you obtain a home BP monitor for tracking. This will decrease the need to come to campus if that is a hindrance.
ALL VISITS ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Masks Required for In-Person Visits
Phone: #3338 or 931.424.7338
Email: utsclinic@utsouthern.edu
Cost
FREE, FREE, FREE!
Clinic visits are FREE to all UT Southern students, faculty, staff, and faculty and staff dependents.
Primary Care
- Ordering, performing, and interpreting diagnostic tests such as lab work and x-rays.
- Diagnosing and treating acute and chronic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, infections, and injuries.
- Prescribing medications and other treatments.
- Managing patients’ overall care.
- Counseling on health promotion, disease prevention, and other concerns.
- Educating patients on disease prevention and positive health and lifestyle choices.
- Diagnosis and management of high blood pressure
- Diagnosis and management of diabetes
- Referrals to specialty care as appropriate
- Annual physicals
- Sports physicals
- Women’s health
Urgent Care
- Colds, flu
- Sore throat
- Sinusitis
- Allergies
- Minor burns, cuts and abrasions
- Pink eye, conjunctivitis
- Ear aches
- Stomach viruses
- Abdominal pain with referral to physician as appropriate
- Strains, sprains
- Bladder infections
- Skin problems
Health Promotion
- Patient education with all visits
- Birth control
- Allergy shots
- Influenza vaccinations
On-Site Testing
- Rapid test for strep
- Blood sugar
- Urinalysis
- Pregnancy test
Substance Recovery
College students make up one of the largest groups of people who abuse alcohol and drug nationwide, but help is available.
- Survey: This anonymous 6 question survey can help students evaluate is their substance use is within a reasonable limit. Take the survey at https://martinmethodist.typeform.com/substanceuse.
- Counseling: Free private counseling is available through the University. Text 844-986-6946 for an appointment.
- Groups: Student substance recovery groups meet twice a week: Tuesdays at 6:00 PM online, and Thursdays at noon on campus. No RSVP is required. Questions are welcomed at dstone18@utsouthern.edu.
- Off Campus Resources: AA.org is an excellent resource for finding meetings in our area, as well as other useful resources.