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TSU COVID-19 Testing & Tracing
For the past several months, TSU faculty and staff members have been creating and implementing plans to keep the University community as safe and healthy as possible during the world’s worst health crisis in our lifetimes. These plans include detailed instructions from the Tennessee State Department of Health, the Center for Disease Control and other agencies regarding testing, contact tracing, face-coverings, physical distancing, hygiene, facility cleaning, and other guidelines designed to slow the spread of COVID-19.During a recent call it was determined to change the previously agreed upon testing process.
SELF-TESTING KITS
TSU has self-testing kits available for students, faculty and staff, with pre-paid express shipping. Kits are available at the Campus Health Center located on the third floor of the Floyd-Payne Campus Center. If you are experiencing coronavirus symptoms, contact the Campus Health Center at (615) 963-5291, email: Studenthealthservices@tnstate.edu or contact the TSU COVID-19 non-emergency phone line and email at (615) 963-6888 COVID-19@tnstate.edu.
TSU Testing Plan | COVID-19 Resources
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TSU Health Services
The Tennessee State University's Student Health Center is an on-campus clinic staffed by qualified medical professionals to safeguard the health of TSU students and the University community. Services provided include:
- -First Aid
- -Emergency Care and Referral
- -Emergency and appt.-based consultation regarding Health Concerns
- -Gynecology (including annual Woman's Care appts.)
- -Referrals for the appropriate continuum of care to physicians, hospitals, clinics, and other related agencies
Students suffering from complex medical/surgical problems are hospitalized at local hospitals of their choice (at their own expense). The university accepts no responsibility for any student requiring hospitalization or specialty referrals. Therefore, students are strongly encouraged to enroll in a Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan. The enrollment information is located in the Student Health Center (Room #304 in the Floyd-Payne Campus Center).
Our Mission
The Tennessee State University Health Services aims to provide quality outpatient health care and education to all students and to empower students with knowledge of their personal health status and educate them on how to maintain a healthy lifestyle throughout their lives. Student Health Services is maintained to safeguard the health of the students. All activities are carried out with emphasis on education for the promotion of good health.