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American College Health Association (ACHA) serves nearly 3,000 individual college health and wellness professionals and leaders of all disciplines united together to advance the health and wellness of college students.
Student Health Service
Closed June 13-August 23
Your on-campus primary care clinic
Do you have the common cold? Maybe you need a sports physical? Student Health Service is staffed with health care providers that can evaluate your concerns, answer your questions and get you on your way to be the healthiest version of yourself.
COVID-19 updates
- Student Health Service will be closed Friday, June 12-Sunday, August 16
- COVID-19 testing is not currently available
- We will be seeing students for acute visits and injury during this time
If you feel you have questions at all about any health symptoms, billing, immunization compliance, or just unsure of what to do please contact us. We are here to help. If you are instructed to come into the office, please access Health Services via the door off of the parking lot. Do not come through Somers Hall. Thank you!
More information on COVID-19:
- St. Scholastica COVID-19 information
- CDC
- Minnesota Department of Health
- COVID-19 Mask Do's and Don'ts
Who is eligible for service?
- All full-time undergraduate students taking 9 or more credits
- All full-time graduate students taking 6 or more credits
All other students may choose to opt-in and pay the Student Health Fee to access Student Health Service. Visit the Student Health Fee and Health Insurance pages for coverage and payment information.
Services available
Immunizations will be billed to your health insurance or charged to your student account. Visit the Immunization Requirements page for more details. The following immunizations are available:
- Influenza (flu shot)
- Tetanus Diphtheria Pertussis (TDAP)
- Tetanus Diphtheria (Td)
- MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
- Hepatitis A and B
- Varicella (chicken pox vaccine)
- Meningococcal (meningitis/menactra)
- Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
- PPD (Mantoux) skin tests for Tuberculosis
Student Health Service offers a variety of exams and tests that are included in your Student Health Fee. Here are a some of the examination and test options we offer:
- Eye, ear, nose and throat infections
- Colds and flu
- Skin concerns
- Bladder infections
- Vaginal infections
- Pregnancy testing
- STI testing
- Abrasions and cuts
- Suture removal
- Sprains/strains
- Burns
- Ear irrigation
- Blood pressure check
- Height/weight
- Over-the-counter medications
- Full laboratory services
Counseling visits are included in your Student Health Fee. A counselor can refer you to a higher level of care if necessary.
- Nutritional counseling
- Health education and promotion
- Physical therapy referral
- Specialty referrals
- Mental health evaluation and referral
- Nutritional counseling
- Chronic health and medical management
How to schedule an appointment
If you don’t know if you should see the RN or the NP for your clinic visit please call us and we can determine what your needs are and who you should be seeing for your visit.
Appointments with a Registered Nurse
- Book online via MyHealth
- Call (218) 723-6282 or email studenthealthservice@css.edu to schedule an appointment
- Walk in visits are accommodated when possible
Appointments with the Nurse Practitioner
- Stop by our office to schedule a visit
- Call (218) 723-6282 or email studenthealthservice@css.edu with questions
Medical Professionals
Vicki Andrews,
MA, RN, FNP-BC
Nurse Practitioner
vandrews@css.edu
Lindsay Izzard, RN
Registered Nurse
lizzard@css.edu
Melissa Ratai 
Administrative Assistant
mratai@css.edu
Christine Sandal,
BA, RN
Clinic Manager Registered Nurse
csandal@css.edu
Inga Thompson, MA
Certified Medical Assistant
ithompson@css.edu
