Health Services

Immunization Records

All degree-seeking students must meet immunization requirements at the time of enrollment, and keep them up-to-date in order to avoid a hold at the time of pre-registration for each term.  Students set up an account through Sentry MD and upload documents directly into the system in order to track compliance for immunizations.  The Sentry MD system is available to students for 10 years following the initial setup.

Questions about immunizations or the Sentry MD system may be directed to the Office of Student Services at 901-572-2663.

Primary Care Services

Baptist Minor Med

670 N Germantown Pkwy #18

Memphi, TN 38018

Phone:901-753-7686

Walk-in service--no appointment is necessary.

Baptist smartphone app pre-registration lets you get in the queue for primary care visits and notifies you when a room is ready—reduces waiting on site.  This app is available from the App Store.

Your Baptist University ID is required in order to receive services.

Clinic Hours 

Monday–Friday  8:00 am–7:30 pm

Saturday and Sunday  8:00 am—2:00 pm

Open holidays except Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter.

 

Clinic Services

The clinic treats a variety of conditions such as colds, flu, sore throats, fever, bumps and sprains, and has x-ray capabilities and an in-house lab.

This is also the location for:

  • Random drugs screens
  • Pre-clinical drug screens
  • Free TB skin tests, if you miss them on campus
  • Free flu shots, if you miss them on campus
  • Blood borne pathogen evaluation.  See your clinical instructor first.
  • Health Insurance

Baptist University expects all students to maintain health insurance coverage.  If you choose to pursue a “healthcare marketplace” option, please refer to the guidelines and enrollment periods that can be found on www.HealthCare.gov.  You may also wish to contact a private insurance agent who can assist you with finding a plan to meet your needs.  The College does not offer a student health insurance plan.

God's Blessings

Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love.

Ephesians 4:2