UniSA Health provides innovative programs and services which target the personal care and health of all UniSA students.
Opening Hours
City East
Mon, Tues, Fri
8am – 6pm
Wed
8am – 5pm
Thurs
8am – 7pm
City West
Mon – Fri
8am – 6pm
The UniSA Medical Clinic has been established to provide acute and preventative health care. We aim to provide ‘personal and preventative care for healthy living’.
To do so we integrate a deep understanding of our patient demographic and cultural diversity.
Locations
City East Campus
Level 2, Centenary Building
North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, 5000
Phone: 1300 172 996
Fax: (08) 8125 6712
Email: admin.cityeast@unisamedical.com.au
Our email is not monitored 24/7. Please dial 000 in an emergency.
City East Campus Map:
City West Campus
27 North Terrace (entry via Gray Street)
Adelaide, SA, 5000
Phone: 1300 172 996
Fax: (08) 8125 6712
Email: admin.cityeast@unisamedical.com.au
Our email is not monitored 24/7. Please dial 000 in an emergency.
City West Campus Map:
News
Flu season is approaching and vaccination against the flu is now more important then ever!
Don’t miss out on a FREE flu vaccine for all UniSA staff & students! BOOK NOW to select a location and time that suits you.
To book an appointment for your flu vaccine with UniSA Health Medical Clinic, phone 1300 172 996 or book online at www.unisamedical.com.auWhile the influenza (flu) vaccine will not stop you getting COVID-19, it will help to stop the spread of flu and reduce the likelihood of you becoming seriously ill with the flu.
This is important because getting the flu can make you more susceptible to other illnesses.
Keep an eye out for flu vaccines when they become available around April.
For more info: bit.ly/2WGzJvF
5 days ago
Load more
Flu season is approaching and vaccination against the flu is now more important then ever!
Don’t miss out on a FREE flu vaccine for all UniSA staff & students! BOOK NOW to select a location and time that suits you.
To book an appointment for your flu vaccine with UniSA Health Medical Clinic, phone 1300 172 996 or book online at www.unisamedical.com.auWhile the influenza (flu) vaccine will not stop you getting COVID-19, it will help to stop the spread of flu and reduce the likelihood of you becoming seriously ill with the flu.
This is important because getting the flu can make you more susceptible to other illnesses.
Keep an eye out for flu vaccines when they become available around April.
For more info: bit.ly/2WGzJvF
5 days ago