Student Health Center and Faculty and Staff Treatment (FAST) Center News
The Student Health Center, Faculty and Staff Treatment (FAST) Center, Laboratory, and Pharmacy are open to all currently registered and enrolled students and employees.
Current Student Health and FAST Center News
Dr. Salvatore Biazzo's work at FAST and Student Health centers earns him Administrative Faculty Member of the Year award.
From the pandemic to economic woes to social justice and beyond, the return to campus this semester is fraught with outside issues. Here's how faculty, staff, and students can help work through a year of trauma.
Take a moment on March 30 to recognize the contributions UNLV's medical professionals are making to our community.
A "minus 80" freezer keeps the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine well below zero, but it was a mistake UNLV got it in the first place.
A guide to the resources that can help you, your students, or your coworkers navigate the multiple stressors of living and learning through 2020.
UNLV's on-campus Student Health Center Pharmacy will support clinical studies that can help new medications and devices make it to market.
Student Health and FAST Center In The News
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) School of Public Health is partnering with the UNLV Student Health Center and UNLV Faculty and Staff Treatment Center (FAST) to provide free COVID-19 vaccines to students, faculty, staff, and the public during the university's Rebel Homecoming Festival on Wednesday, October 20th from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. in UNLV Pida Plaza in front of FDH.
This year's 4 percent increase in undergraduate registration fees is a heckuva deal for UNLV students when compared with the cost of school-sponsored health insurance.
Students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, (UNLV) are facing growing health insurance premiums. Those that receive coverage through the school’s Student Health Insurance Plan, which provides policies for undergraduates, may be facing rate shock, as premiums continue to climb significantly. Growing premiums are forcing some students to seek coverage through the state’s health insurance exchange, which is designed to serve as an alternative to conventional insurance markets, allowing consumers to find affordable coverage.
It's back-to-school time and, for some newly minted college freshmen, it's the first time they'll be managing their own health without a concerned parent hovering nearby.