Student Health Services
Welcome
STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES UPDATE
Our comprehensive range of health and medical services includes adult immunizations and vaccines, birth control counseling, blood pressure checks, emergency contraception, fentanyl test strip distribution, narcan distribution, pregnancy testing, sexually transmitted disease and infection screenings and treatments, a limited smoking cessation program, tuberculosis testing for students, and limited vision screenings. Drug testing strips are available on campus, free of charge at Student Health Services
Moreover, we are proud to announce that mental health counseling services will also be available during Spring 2025. We are committed to supporting the holistic well-being of our community.
Flu shots are now available at SJCC Student Health Services while supplies last! By appointment only. Please call (408) 288-3724 for availability. For any questions or concerns, you may leave a detailed voicemail to our phone and we will return your call as soon as possible.
APPOINTMENTS:
You must bring a picture ID (i.e.: student ID, driver’s license, etc.). If you are more than 5 minutes late to your appointment, it will need to be rescheduled.
To schedule an appointment, please call: (408) 288-3724 / FAX: (408) 297-4865
If you are seeking Mental Health Support, please contact our Case Manager for further information (click here).
LOCATION: Robert N. Chang Student Center, Room SC-109
BUSINESS HOURS:
Monday through Thursday
8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Friday
9:00 am to 1:00 pm
For life-threatening emergencies:
- ON campus,
call CAMPUS POLICE
at (408) 270-6468 - OFF campus, call 911
Health Services
SJCC Student Health Services support a healthy learning environment. We provide health and wellness services so
our students can be at their best, in and out of the classroom. All of your information is kept confidential and private! We provide services tailored
towards minor injuries and conditions.
We are not an emergency services provider, and we are not a replacement for ongoing long-term
primary care (continuity of care).
SJCC Health Services ensure the privacy and security of all health information. All services are confidential as defined by the Federal Regulations Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
SJCC complies with all federal and state rules and regulations and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, or disability.
Privacy Notice Link:
https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-individuals/guidance-materials-for-consumers/index.html
- General Appointments with the doctor
- Physical Examinations for employment, sports, and school requirements
- Well-Person Exam (Pap Smears and Breast Exam)
- Birth Control Prescriptions, Plan B, Condoms, Counseling, and Services
- Low-Cost Pregnancy Testing, Counseling, and Referrals
- TB Testing available to students.
- Low-Cost Adult Immunizations, including free influenza
- Low-Cost Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) Screenings and Treatments
- Short-term Case Management and Mental Health Counseling Services
- No cost Quit Smoking Program with registered nurse
- Blood Pressure Checks and Basic Vision Screenings
- Referrals to Community Health Agencies
The health services price list provides transparent and detailed information about the costs associated with various medical procedures and treatments.
Mask mandate per County of Santa Clara Public Health Department: November 1 through March 31 in Patient Care Areas.
Resources
FEELING BLUE? Personal Counseling Services are available to all currently enrolled SJCC students (See Above: "Psychological Services"). For those who require and seek more in-depth support, referrals to community resources are provided (See "Local Community Resources" and "Hotlines" for more information).
GOT STRESS? Here is an online resource for students on stress.
CAN'T SLEEP? Here is an assessment for students on sleep.
***These assessments are for general inquiries. They may not be used for diagnosing
or treating any health condition and is not a substitute for professional medical evaluation, diagnosis or treatment.
Please refer to your health care provider for further evaluation.
- Asian Americans for Community Involvement provides health care services to the community.
- Planned Parenthood in San José(for family planning services, Plan B, and birth control)
- Santa Clara County Immunization Clinic(for immunizations and TB testing) (408) 792-5200
- Valley Medical Center
- Indian Health Center
- RotaCare Bay Area
- Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender Billy DeFrank Community Center (408) 293-2429
- Sexual and Gender Identities Clinic at the Kurt and Barbara Gronowski Psychology Center (650) 961-9300
- Suicide and Crisis Hotline (24/7) for Santa Clara County (855) 278-4204
- Contact Cares Crisis Line (408) 850-6125 - for anyone experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, stress, etc.
- United Way visit website or Call 211 to search directory of community services
- Next Door provides victims of domestic violence with safe, effective alternatives to a life of fear, danger, and few options. (408) 279-2962
- Crisis Helplines directory for San José
- TB Clinics-Santa Clara County - You'll find clinics that offer TB testing/screening. Make sure you call ahead to verify their services. Also, note the price of it because each clinic will have their own pricing.
Please click on banner/icon for redirection to resource website.
SJCC Mental Health Resource website:
https://sjcc.edu/on-campus-resources/mental-health-resources.aspx
Mental Health Referral Form:
https://cm.maxient.com/reportingform.php?SanJoseEvergreenCCD&layout_id=23
Text "COURAGE" to 741741
Need help? Text "Courage" to 74141 or go to EachMindMatters.org
Student Stress Management
Student Lingo - More Skills, More Success
If this is an emergency, you are in a mental health crisis and need immediate assistance please call Santa Clara County Mobile Crisis Response at 1-800-704-0900 and select 2 or call 911 ask for a CIT officer, and for Mobile Crisis to be notified. If on campus call campus police at (408) 270-6468.
The San José Evergreen Community College District stocks and distributes fentanyl test strips through Police Services and Student Health Services. Fentanyl test strips can be used to determine if drugs have been mixed or contaminated with fentanyl to reduce the risk of overdose. Written instructions on how to properly use fentanyl test strips shall be distributed together with the fentanyl test strips. Written instructions include visual aids and links to online close captioned videos. Fentanyl test strips are free.
On-Campus Distribution Locations
San José City College
Police Services
Robert N. Chang Student Center, Room SC-108
San José City College
Student Health Services
Robert N. Chang Student Center, Room SC-109
The San José Evergreen Community College District stocks and distributes Naloxone
(also known by the brand name of Narcan) through Police Services and Student Health
Services. Naloxone is a federally approved medication to reverse the effects of opioid
overdose. The California Department of Public Health has provided training for assigned
personnel and written protocol has been produced to ensure health and safety. Written
instructions on how to properly use Narcan shall be distributed together with Narcan.
Written instructions include visual aids and links to online close captioned videos.
Narcan is free.
Online Video
Increased use of Naloxone can help end the opioid overdose epidemic (YouTube.com)
Quick Start Guide
On-Campus Distribution Locations
San José City College
Police Services
Robert N. Chang Student Center, Room SC-108
San José City College
Student Health Services
Robert N. Chang Student Center, Room SC-109
The San José Evergreen Community College District stocks and distributes Think Twice drug testing strips through Student Health Services. Think Twice drug testing strips are free. Test strips detect drink spiking instantly https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/XJHqCVOW9vHgox0ysEFyTENCTC?domain=drinktest.org
Meet the team
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Toni Moos, MD
Medical Director
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Jeanette Fedasz, RN MS
Director of Student Health Services
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Kathleen Barzegar, RN PHN
Lead Clinic Nurse
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
SJCC provides a range of health and medical services, including:
- Adult immunizations and vaccines
- Birth control counseling
- Blood pressure checks
- Emergency contraception
- Fentanyl test strip distribution
- Narcan distribution
- Pregnancy testing
- Sexually transmitted disease and infection screenings and treatments
- Limited smoking cessation program
- Tuberculosis testing
- Limited vision screenings
The Student Health Services office is situated in the Robert N. Chang Student Center, First Floor, Room SC-109.
For the Spring 2025 semester, the operating hours are:
Monday-Thursday 8:30am-4:30pm
Friday 9:00am - 1:00pm
Yes, SJCC offers brief and time-limited individual sessions with licensed therapists on campus. Issues addressed include stress management, family pressures, coping skills, relationship issues, sadness, burnout, isolation, and worry. To schedule an appointment, call (408) 288-3724 or visit the Student Health Services office.
A health services fee is assessed to cover the cost of the basic program, which may include physicals, health information, personal counseling, family planning, TB skin tests, and immunizations. Some services, such as pregnancy tests, STD testing, pap smears, and laboratory services, are available for a no/low-cost fee.