Student Medical Centre
You can now register for the on campus Medical Centre online!
Welcome to The Student Medical Centre Online.
Opening hours
9am–4.30pm, Monday to Friday during term-time only.
- Booked appointments for nurses are available at 9.30–11am and 12–3.40pm.
- Booked appointments for a doctor are available at a variety of times between 10am and 4pm.
- We have a daily walk-in clinic for registered patients between 11am–12pm.
- Telephone: 020 8392 3679.
If you need medical help outside of our opening hours please call Putneymead on 020 8788 0686. If it's after
6.30pm or a weekend please call the Wandsworth out of hours services on 111 or Harmoni on 0845 602 6292.
If you are going abroad and think you may need travel vaccinations please check on http://www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk/home.aspx then pop in to the Medical Centre to fill out a pre travel form.
This is a nurse-led service, which means you will be seen initially by a nurse who will be able to provide you with treatment or refer you to a GP or other service.
We offer a full NHS General Practice service for all University of Roehampton students within the practice area. In addition, we provide:
- sexual health screening
- a family planning service
- travel immunisations and advice.
All consultations are completely confidential.
Location
The Medical Centre is in Old Court, Froebel College (see the Campus maps).
The Student Medical Centre is closed during University holidays, but students can attend Putneymead Medical Centre during this time.
If you are visiting home, your family doctor will see you as a temporary patient.
Registering with the Medical Centre
It is important that you register with us as soon as you arrive at the University, or when you have accepted your University place. If you are not registered and you live within two miles of the University, we will see you if we have appointments free. But it is easier and safer to register before you need to see us.
Walk-in Clinic for registered patients
The Walk-in Clinic, for registered patients, held on Monday to Friday at 11am–12pm, is for:
- emergencies
- if you are unwell and need to be seen immediately
- emergency contraception.
If you have a minor ailment, see the Medicine Cabinet.
Overseas students
If you are not normally resident in the UK or have not been in the UK for at least six months, you will not be entitled to free NHS treatment. Please see the Department of Health website for details.