Lane Health Clinic - Welcome
(541) 463-5665 Main Campus Building 18, Room 101, Eugene, OR 97405
Clinic Closed Spring Break March 23 - 27, 2015
Clinic Closed All College In-service May 1, 2015
LCC Health Clinic Job Openings
The Lane Health Clinic provides a broad range of health care services available to Lane students and employees alike. We offer services including treatment for acute illnesses, minor injuries, and chronic conditions. Appointments are preferred; Drop-in visits are accommodated when possible although we cannot guarantee same-day service for walk-ins. We provide information and referrals to community resources. All services are confidential.
UO Meningitis Outbreak - Click Here to Get More Information
Hours
The health clinic is open Monday – Friday during Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer terms on the days classes are in session. When the college is closed, the clinic is closed. The clinic is open from 8:00 – 4:00; available appointments are from 8:20 a.m. – 3:40 p.m. There may be unexpected closings due to weather or mandatory staff trainings.
Health Clinic Staff: Our staff includes Nurse Practitioners, Physicians, Administrative Specialist, Schedulers, Administrative Medical Assistants, Medical Office Assistants, Earn and Learn and Work Study Students.
If you have an emergency when the clinic is closed, call Campus Public Safety
(541) 463-5555 or dial 911.
Weather Closure Information - Find out details regarding weather and Lane Community College closures, delay start times, and other information.
Mission
The mission of the LCC Health Clinic is to provide accessible, quality health care to the students and employees of Lane Community College. Its goal is to maximize LCC community health and enable students to remain in school. The Health Clinic staff works in a collaborative partnership with the students and employees, with respect for diverse beliefs and needs, toward informed decisions about disease prevention and management of health conditions. The clinic provides education to individuals and groups to enable them to be better consumers of health care and stewards of their own health.