Health and Wellness Services

Health Services is available to currently registered students, faculty and staff of the Daytona Beach campus. Our team is composed of registered nurses, a registered dietitian, a Flight Medical Support Specialist, a physician, a nurse practitioner and a physician assistant.

• Evaluation and treatment of illness
• First aid and follow-up care for injuries 
• Placement and removal of sutures 
• Diagnostic services, on-campus or by referral 
• Pregnancy testing 
• Wellness exams and contraceptive prescriptions 
• STD/STI education, diagnosis, treatment, and referrals (condoms available) 
• Assistance with referrals 
• Medical flight groundings and ungroundings
• Flight Medical Support Specialist to assist students on an individual basis with medical certifications 
• Equipment loan (crutches, splints, ice packs, heating pads, and more) 
• Educational literature 
• Over-the-counter medicines 
• Free taxi rides to and from off-campus medical appointments 

Individual Wellness Consultations Available by Appointment

• Assistance with quitting smoking or other tobacco products 
• Registered Dietician for nutrition consults including individual nutritional counseling
• Women’s health issues, clinical services, and education 
• International students’ health issues 
• Preventative medicine 

Self Service

There is a self service box in our lobby containing cough drops, antibiotic cream, bandages, thermometer strips, and condoms for students. It is always filled and there's never a charge!

Emergency Care

Halifax Health Medical Center Emergency Room (0.5 mile):

Halifax Health Medical Center Emergency Room
303 N. Clyde Morris Blvd.
Daytona Beach, FL, 32214
(Charges apply)
(386) 425-4000

or

Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center (6.5 miles) 
301 Memorial Medical Parkway 
Daytona Beach, FL 32117 
( charges apply ) 
(386) 231-6000 

Flight Students and Air Traffic Control Students

Prospective Flight and Air Traffic Control students should be aware that certain sensory impairments, medical, psychological conditions, and medications might delay or preclude FAA medical certification. Students should discuss these issues with an aviation medical examiner to ensure they are eligible to participate in instruction or see our Flight Medical Support Specialist.

Students may also contact the Health Services staff for information regarding eligibility for certification. FAA medical examiners can be located through Flight Physical or AME Locator.  

For more information about Health Services, visit the department’s page on ERAU Connection.