The Student Health Center offers continuous care for students receiving allergy injections prescribed by an allergist.

In order to ensure patient safety and provide consistent care your allergist will need to send us the information listed in this checklist.

If you are starting injections:

  • We are unable to give your first allergy injection
  • Please have your allergist give your first injection in their office prior to coming to campus.
  • Please review the Allergy Patient letter of Agreement, you will be expected to sign this document at your first allergy injection visit

If you are a returning student:

  • You will need to provide documentation of the last dose that you received over the summer as well as orders to continue injections.

Appointments

Prior to receiving your first allergy injection at the Student Health Center, you will need to establish care with one of the medical providers.

To schedule this initial appointment you can book online, email our nursing team, or call the allergy office.

Book online in the Student Health Portal
Email SHCNursing@wustl.edu
Call 314-935-6677

Appointment information

After your initial appointment:

Students may schedule future appointments with the nurses for injections through the Student Health Portal
Allergy injections are available by appointment only
Allow for a required 30-minute waiting period following injection
Missed appointments will be charged a fee
We may be unable to accommodate you if you are late for your appointment

EpiPen

You must have an EpiPen in your possession at the time of your allergy injection and carry it with you throughout the day. If you do not have it with you, your appointment will have to be rescheduled. Please keep it in your backpack at all times.

Allergy vials

If the Student Health Center is providing your allergy injections – it is the responsibility of the student to bring the allergy vials or have them shipped to us. The student is also responsible for returning vials to their allergist as we do NOT ship vials.