Campus Health Winter Recess Closure (Dec. 24–Jan. 4)

Tulane University Campus Health is closed for winter recess from December 24 through January 4 and will reopen for normal operations on January 5. The following resources are available while we’re closed.

  • 24/7 Virtual Urgent Care (LA only): Tulane Telehealth is available at no additional cost to students who have paid the Campus Health Fee. Students must be physically located in Louisiana to use Tulane Telehealth. Learn more: campushealth.tulane.edu/tulane-telehealth
  • After-hours in-person care: View local care options: campushealth.tulane.edu/after-hours
  • 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Support: Call THE LINE: 504-264-6074

Winter Hours: From Monday, December 8 through Tuesday, December 23, all Campus Health services will CLOSE from 12:00-1:00 PM.

NOTICE: Downtown Campus Health will CLOSE EARLY at 3:30pm, and Uptown Campus Health will CLOSE EARLY at 4:00pm on Thursday, December 18.

Tulane EMS Member Training

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These classes and programs are offered to students who are successful candidates for Tulane Emergency Medical Services.

CPR Classes

Tulane EMS offers CPR classes through the American Heart Association at a low cost. If you are interested in becoming CPR certified, please contact us at tulane-ems@tulane.edu or 504-865-5868. In conjunction with CPR training, we can provide Narcan administration training as well.

EMT Classes

The EMT class is taught on the Uptown campus for new members in the spring semester. The class typically meets three times per week with an additional skills review on the weekend. The EMT class will teach you all you need to know to become an EMT and will guide you through the application and testing process to become nationally certified.

New Orleans EMS Ride-Alongs

Tulane EMS works closely with New Orleans EMS for those patients who need the experience and resources of Advanced Life Support services. New Orleans EMS allows EMTs to ride along on their ambulance through the VIGOR program. All Tulane EMS members are required to take at least two ride-alongs with New Orleans EMS ambulances to gain exposure to calls and to gain the experience needed to better serve the Tulane Community.