Student Health clinics will be closed Friday, July 4, 2025. We will reopen Monday, July 7 at 8am. For urgent concerns while clinic is closed, please click on the After-Hours tab below.
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Questions? Contact the Immunization Department at 804-827-8047 or ushsimmuniz@vcu.edu.
VCU's Immunization Department is located within Student Health Services on both campus locations (Monroe Park and VCU Medical Center). At this time, immunization services are by appointment only.
Free flu vaccine is now available to all VCU students at Student Health.
Students are encouraged to use the Student Health Web Portal to submit vaccine records. Click here for information about vaccination requirements.
If you receive an error message when logging into the Portal, please allow up to 3-5 business days after accepting your offer of admission to log in. Student Health receives your information from Records and Registration, so you will need to be assigned a V# and eID in order to access the Web Portal.
Many error messages are due to improper file format or size. Please ensure your file is in PDF or JPEG format and no more than 5 MB in size.
If you continue to have problems using the Portal, contact Student Health Immunizations at 804-827-8047.
Students who have submitted a copy of their vaccine records to Student Health may view and/or print their records and vaccine titers at their convenience through the Student Health Web Portal. Go to the "My Profile" tab, then choose "Immun. History".
The human papillomavirus or HPV is the most common sexually transmitted infection. HPV infections can lead to genital warts or certain cancers, including cervical cancer and anal cancer. Protect yourself by completing the Gardasil (HPV) vaccine series. Find out if you are eligible for free or discounted Gardasil vaccine by asking your provider during a clinic visit, scheduling an immunization appointment, or calling our Immunizations Department at 804-827-8047.
Student Health strongly encourages students to be up-to-date with their COVID vaccination. Vaccines provide protection against severe infections, COVID hospitalizations, and complications, such as long COVID. Vaccination also helps to protect others, especially the most vulnerable members of our community.
The updated 2024 COVID-19 vaccine is available in the community. Contact your local pharmacy or search www.vaccines.gov to find vaccine near you. For more information, visit the Student Health COVID webpage.
Following a national shortage of Yellow Fever vaccine, the vaccine became available through authorized providers as of April 2021. For students requiring Yellow Fever vaccine for travel, the following Richmond locations may have doses available: