Health Forms and Requirements
Please review Hamel Health Center’s student health forms.
Medical Forms and Immunizations for Fall 2025 Students
Due: June 2, 2025
For: New Undergraduate, Graduate, International students, Residential students and both full and part time Health Sciences majors
Undergraduate Student Requirements
- TB Questionnaire (available on Patient Portal)
- Health History Form (available on Patient Portal)
- Immunization Form (download Immunization Record Form, have your healthcare provider fill it in and upload it to the Patient Portal)
- Physical examination done within 13 months (submit a copy via Patient Portal)
Graduate Student Requirements
- TB Questionnaire (available on Patient Portal)
- Immunization Form (download Immunization Record Form, have your healthcare provider fill it in and upload it to the Patient Portal)
International Student Requirements
- TB Questionnaire (available on Patient Portal)
- Health History Form (available on Patient Portal)
- Immunization Form (download Immunization Record Form, have your healthcare provider fill it in and upload it to the Patient Portal).
- International students are required to have the same immunizations as someone living in the United States. Please make sure you discuss this with your doctor prior to your arrival.
- Physical examination done within 13 months (submit a copy via Patient Portal)
Form Assistance
If you need assistance filling in any of our forms, please contact us at 978-837-5441
or [email protected].
Statement regarding respiratory viruses with a fever (COVID-19, influenza, RSV etc)
If you have a fever or test positive for a respiratory virus such as FLU or COVID you are asked to take precautions to prevent spreading the virus. If you have severe symptoms, when possible, leave campus to recover at home. When this is not possible you should stay in your current housing assignment and attempt to socially distance from people as much as possible. Continue to stay away until you are fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medicines. For more information on preventing the spread of respiratory illnesses please review the CDC recommendations found here.
