Health Services

All full-time and part-time students are eligible for student health services at the Lee Student Health Center located on the corner of Atlantic Christian College Drive and Championship Drive, next to Hackney Hall. The health center is open for fall and spring semesters. Students can be seen by a nurse anytime the clinic is open. The health center does not issue notes to excuse a student’s absence from class. The authority to excuse a student’s absence from class remains with the faculty of the College.

A Physician is available on Mondays and Thursdays to provide treatment for minor illness and injuries on a walk-in basis. A Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-C) is available on Wednesdays for the treatment of men’s and women’s health issues by appointment only.

Appointments can be made by calling ext 252-399-6493. There is no charge to see the Physician or FNP-C, but some fees may apply for prescribed medications and/or laboratory work if ordered.

The health center offers certain vaccinations and Tuberculin skin tests for a fee. Students are encouraged to utilize health center services for medical advice and care before seeking off campus health care. There is no limit to the number of times a student can be seen in the Health Center.

After-Hours Medical Attention

Students requiring medical attention when the health center is closed may contact the following facilities:

  • Wilson Immediate Care
    http://www.wilsonimmediatecare.com
    1725 South Tarboro Street, Wilson, NC 27893
    252-237-2891
  • Wilson Medical Center – Emergency Department
    1705 Tarboro Street SW
    Wilson, NC 27893-3428
    252-399-8102
    http://www.wilmed.org
  • New Hope Primary Care Family Medicine
    4845 Nash Street NW, Suite A
    Wilson, N.C. 27896-7803
    252-243-0053
    http://www.wilmed.org/NewHopePrimaryCare.asp
  • Barton College Student Affairs
    252-289-7993
  • Wilson Police Department – Barton College District
    252-399-6911

Transportation

Student health nurses and safety officers are not allowed to leave campus to transport students to appointments. In cases of medical emergency, local EMS (911) will be called. In non-emergency situations, a taxi may be called at the student’s expense.

Referrals

Health services not provided at the Student Health Center may be obtained through local physicians. Students will be responsible for any charges incurred as a result of a physician referral.