student health services
Update on COVID-19 testing sites
The Phelps Health respiratory screening station located on 10th St. across from the hospital’s emergency department is no longer offering COVID-19 testing. Individuals seeking COVID-19 testing can be seen at the following Phelps Health locations without an appointment:
Read More »Reminder: Report positive COVID-19 test results to student health
Last semester, over 2,000 members of the campus community were required to quarantine or isolate due to testing positive for COVID-19 or being in close contact with someone who tested positive. Dr. Dennis Goodman, chief medical officer of S&T, and Ashley Wann, director of the Phelps/Maries County Health Department, remind all students and employees to notify the S&T COVID contact tracing team if they test positive for COVID-19, regardless of where the test occurred, by emailing COVID@mst.edu.
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Health care teams respond to COVID-19
The rapid-response decisions the coronavirus brings to campus drive the day-in, day-out work of S&T’s campus COVID-19 response team of contact tracers, testing coordinators and care managers that operate from S&T’s Student Health Services.
Read More »New employees announced
The following employees joined Missouri S&T in October. Please join the Miner community in welcoming these new staff members:
Read More »New employees announced
The following employees joined Missouri S&T in August. Please join the Miner community in welcoming these new staff members:
Read More »Antigen testing available at Student Health Services
Missouri S&T’s Student Health Services (SHS) is now offering antigen testing for COVID-19 to students with same-day results. To make an appointment, please call the clinic at 341-4284 and choose option 2 in the menu. The cost to students for the testing is $45. If you think you may have COVID-19, please contact the clinic […]
Read More »Help stop the spread of COVID-19 this weekend
To ensure the safety of our campus and community members, Missouri S&T strongly discourages traveling this holiday weekend. Please limit gatherings to fewer than 10 individuals, practice social distancing and wear facial coverings. Outdoor gatherings are generally considered safer than indoor gatherings, weather permitting.
Read More »Message from Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Dennis Goodman, chief medical officer of Missouri S&T, sent the following message to the campus community on Aug. 27:
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