SHC Services

Our clinic offers comprehensive preventive and urgent gynecological care. While exams are covered by the Health Fee, additional costs may apply for lab tests, procedures, or treatments. Meet our Providers.

To learn more about what is/not covered, visit out Health Fee page.

PAP Tests

• Pap tests, which screen for cervical cancer, usually start at age 21. The test involves collecting cells from your cervix, and depending on your age, an HPV test might be done since HPV is the main cause of cervical cancer. Schedule your test when you're not on your period, and for two days before, avoid tampons, sex, and vaginal medications. 

Birth Control Counseling and Prescriptions

• Looking for birth control options? Our clinic is here to help! Come in for friendly, personalized counseling and prescriptions to find what works best for you.

Menstrual Problems

• Experiencing cramps, missed periods, or heavy bleeding? Our clinic offers personalized care and support for all your menstrual health concerns.

Plan B (Emergency Contraception)

• Plan B is emergency contraception that can help prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or contraceptive failure. It works before pregnancy begins, so it’s not an abortion. Plan B One-Step® is available without a prescription

Pregnancy Testing and Options Counseling

• At our clinic, you can get a pregnancy test and talk about your results and options with a caring, supportive, trained healthcare provider.

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) Counseling and Testing

• Early testing and treatment are crucial for preventing complications such as infertility and reducing the spread of infections. Our clinic sends tests to a reference lab, with results typically available within 72 hours. Our HIV test can detect infection as early as six weeks after exposure.
• Free STI testing is supported through a grant to Care Resource in partnership with the Healthy Living program (HLP), providing no-cost testing on campus. Note that testing at HLP is for screening purposes - you must be symptom-free. Test results for chlamydia and gonorrhea may take up to two weeks. Although the HIV test at HLP gives immediate results, it requires a three-month wait after exposure.
• If you have symptoms, visiting our clinic ensures faster results and timely treatment.

UTI/ Urinary Tract Infections

• Our student health clinic can help diagnose and treat UTIs. If you're experiencing symptoms like burning during urination, frequent urges to go, or lower abdominal pain, visit us for support and care.

Vaginal Discharge

• If you notice changes in color, odor, or itching, our providers can assess your symptoms and decide on the best approach. A simple test called a wet mount, which checks the discharge under a microscope, can help diagnose conditions like bacterial vaginosis, yeast infections, or trichomoniasis during the visit. 

The Student Health Clinics is here to support your mental wellness! Our team, which includes psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners and psychiatrists, is available to evaluate, diagnose, and treat common mental health conditions. We also collaborate closely with FIU’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and the Healthy Living Program (HLP) to provide comprehensive mental health support.

Mood Disorders (Depression and Bipolar Disorder)

• We provide diagnosis and medication management to help stabilize mood, reduce symptoms, and improve overall well-being. 

Anxiety Disorders

• Comprehensive care, including diagnosis and medication management, is available to help manage anxiety symptoms and enhance daily functioning.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

• We offer specialized care to support the management of trauma-related symptoms. Our providers collaborate with the Victim Empowerment Program, a specialized service within the Counseling Center located on the 2nd floor, to ensure comprehensive support.

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD):

• Students with a prior diagnosis should bring documentation of previous evaluations or treatments.
• For students without a diagnosis, affordable ADHD testing is available through both CAPS and the SHC to ensure access to appropriate care.
  • Student Health Clinic (SHC): At the SHC, you’ll go through a diagnostic process to determine if you have ADHD. This starts with completing questionnaires and taking a computerized screening during your first visit. Then, you’ll meet with a psychiatrist to review your history, screening results, and questionnaires. If you’re diagnosed with ADHD, the psychiatrist can prescribe medication and work with you on a treatment plan to support your success. 
  • Counseling & Psychological Services Center (CAPS): If you’re unsure whether your attention difficulties are due to ADHD or something else, like anxiety, depression, or substance use, CAPS offers a helpful screening process. This includes a 90-minute session followed by a 30-minute feedback meeting to discuss results. While this screening doesn’t provide a formal diagnosis, it offers recommendations for treatment or further evaluation. CAPS can also conduct additional testing to assess learning disorders if needed.

Athletic Training

Athletic Training Services is a division of the FIU Wellness & Recreation Center at MMC focused on providing free and/or low-cost on-site and clinical athletic training services to FIU students with muscle injuries or conditions.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

CAPS offers a safe, confidential space to talk with licensed psychologists, social workers, and trained staff. From stress and anxiety to personal challenges, they provide individual counseling and programs to help you through any situation. 

Disability Resource Center (DRC)

FIU’s Disability Resource Center (DRC) is here to support students with disabilities throughout their entire college experience at FIU, from the moment they transition to campus life until graduation. The dedicated team provides personalized consultations and resources to help you succeed academically and make the most of your university experience.

Healthy Living Program (HLP)

HLP helps you build healthy habits and cope with stress, enhancing your mood and well-being. They offer nutritional advice, stress management resources, and other tools to help you feel your best.

Victim Empowerment Program (VEP)

VEP supports students affected by trauma or abuse, helping you regain control and connect with resources. Services include emotional support, counseling, and advocacy.

FIU Campus Chiropractic

Campus Chiropractic, located in PG6 at FIU’s Modesto A. Maidique campus, offers comprehensive chiropractic care right on campus, with most major insurance plans accepted.

Campus Chiropractic

FIU Vision Unlimited

Located in PG6 at FIU’s Modesto A. Maidique campus, Vision Unlimited offers expert optometry services along with stylish designer eyeglasses and comfortable contact lenses. Whether you're due for an eye exam, need a prescription update, or want to check out the latest eyewear, Vision Unlimited has you covered.

Vision Unlimited

FIU Health at Ambulatory Care Center

FIU Health at the Ambulatory Care Center provides specialty care services right on campus, including dermatology, hematology, gynecology, and nephrology. Most major insurance plans are accepted, making it easy for you to access expert care.    

FIU Health at Ambulatory Care Center

Services for medical students

The Student Well-being and Mental Health Services (SWMHS) provides free, professional, and confidential personal counseling services exclusively for the Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine (HWCOM) medical students. The SWMHS psychologists specialize in mental health, wellness, and issues relevant to medical student life. Enrolled students may receive counseling throughout their professional education and training. 

Student Well-Being and Mental Health Services    

Care Resource

Care Resource’s medical services are available to everyone. We care for men, women, teens, pre-teens and babies. Regardless of your legal status, ability to pay, gender, or age, count on our team to educate, guide, and care for your wellbeing. 

Care Resource

Trans resource Community Guide:

The University is committed to supporting its students through a variety of physical, emotional, financial and academic challenges. While we do not offer any direct health services or treatments for our trans students, click on the link below for a list of off-campus resource organizations that may be able to assist. Should you be seeking on-campus support networks, we encourage you to contact the FIU Pride Center.

Off Campus Resources:

• Arrianna’s Center
• Aqua Foundation for Women
• Care Resource
• JED Foundation
• Pridelines
• Sunserve
• Transgender Law Center
• Trans Lifeline
• TransSOCIAL, Inc.
• YES Institute