WELLNESS WATCH: Measles cases have been identified in Northern Health regions. See further information and resources here: Measles | Northern Health . If you have questions or want to speak to the UNBC Nurse about Immunizations or Measles symptoms, you may contact the UNBC Medical Clinic at clinic@unbc.ca or 250-960-6370.
The UNBC Medical Clinic is in the Library Building on the Prince George Campus at room 5-161. We are a team of medical professionals that work collaboratively to provide a variety of medical services and are here to help coordinate your health care needs while you are studying at UNBC.
Please note: The UNBC Medical Clinic serves registered UNBC students during their time in Prince George. If you already have a Primary Care Provider in Prince George, we recommend contacting them as the first option to support your medical needs.
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Thursday: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Closed for lunch: 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Room #: 5-161
Phone: 250-960-6370
Booking appointments
- Call the office to schedule a pre-booked appointment.
- Our receptionist will ask for the nature of your visit to ensure enough time is booked.
- Bring your health card, student card, and any pre-existing medical documentation to appointments.
Medical services offered
- Mental health support and management
- Medical assessment and treatment of new and existing conditions
- Contraception counselling
- Sexual health education and STI testing
- Minor procedures
- Referrals
- Immunizations and Immunization Reviews
- Flu vaccines (in the fall)
- Naloxone kits and training
- And more! If you aren't sure, come ask
International Students
If you are an international student, you will need to be covered by BC MSP (see further information in section below) to utilize our services, the exception being newly arrived international students covered by Guard Me International Insurance within their first 3 months of study at UNBC.
Guard Me International Insurance provides coverage for illness and emergency medical care for International students during the first 3 months of arriving in BC.
- Note: does not cover pre-existing conditions
- Automatic registration and $190 charge to your UNBC Student account
- Submit claims online
- Visit guard.me or call 1.877.873.8447
The UNBC Medical Clinic will need your Guard Me International coverage information while you are awaiting your BC MSP coverage to commence.
If English is not your first language, translation services are available by phone with the Provincial Health Services Authority.
Medical Services Plan of British Columbia (BC MSP)
- Mandatory enrollment in the MSP Healthcare plan for residents of BC staying longer than 9 months
- Three-month waiting period (E.g. Arrive in January, coverage begins April 1st)
- Apply online: my.gov.bc.ca/ahdc/msp-eligibility
- $75.00 per month (may be subject to change)
- If you delay enrollment, you will still have to pay for the months from when you became eligible
Coverage (included but not limited to):
- Doctor visit or hospitalization
- X-Rays and other diagnostic tests
- Surgeries; Dressings and bandages
- Drugs/prescriptions, while in hospital
- Psychiatrists and various mental health and addiction resources
Not covered (covered under optional extended health coverage student care see further information below):
- Drugs and prescriptions
- Dental care
- Eye exams and glasses
- Physical therapy/rehabilitation
UNBC Student Extended Health Plan
Student Extended Health Benefits help cover costs of pharmacy medications, dental, and other services. This is part of student fees for UNBC students who do not opt-out of the plan. Benefits are through SunLife's I Have a Plan. For more information:
Overdose Prevention and Response
If you or your department is seeking access to Naloxone kits or seeking training on Naloxone administration, please reach out to the UNBC Medical Clinic at clinic@unbc.ca or nurse@unbc.ca.
Also visit: https://towardtheheart.com for additional resources and support.