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UniClinic
At UOWD, we are concerned with the health and well-being of our students. We offer ongoing support services to ensure our students enjoy a happy and healthy learning experience.
We have a dedicated UniClinic, which provides healthcare facilities to students on campus. Our qualified registered nurse at the Uniclinic helps students from Sunday to Thursday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, and a qualified doctor consults from the clinic once a week.
The UniClinic staff are trained to treat clients with respect, consideration and confidentiality and provide a range of supplementary healthcare services including health promotion and disease prevention, care during acute and chronic phases of illness, and outside referrals when appropriate.
The clinic also plays an active role in educating the University community and promoting health on campus. Health programs include seminars on smoking, diabetes, personal hygiene, first aid basics, drug abuse, obesity and other topics of interest to students. Blood donation drives are also organised on a regular basis.
Unfortunately, the Uniclinic is not able to give vaccine at this time. Please click here to know more about how you can book your vaccine.
Due to the pandemic it is advisable to seek medical advice prior to coming to the campus. You can visit a doctor at any health care facility or contact Uniclinic on 04 278 1754 for further advise.
Please provide vaccination exemption certificate. You will have to take PCR at the start of academic year- followed by once a week. Please click here to get more information on ALHOSN.
No – If you are unwell, please refrain from coming to the University and you may want to contact Faculty. This could be related to covid and are advised to take PCR test any healthcare nearest to you. For more details please click here
Yes – If you have been covid positive you will require 2 negative PCR result after completion of quarantine and if you have been in close contact with covid positive you will need 1 negative PCR result as per ALHOSN requirements.
The Uniclinic is located on first floor (1.542)
No, the University will not pay for the PCR test. However, PCR test can be taken from 50 aed to 150 aed. Please click below for more information. www.seha.ae
Yes, you will first have a virtual consultation on completion of your quarantine/isolation period and then on the day of arrival will be seen at the Uniclinic on 1st floor (1.542). You can contact the Head nurse on 04 278 1754 to make an appointment.
You will have to take PCR at the start of the academic year (once only) if you are fully vaccinated.
Yes, you will have to take PCR at the start of academic year and every 3 days.
You will have to take PCR at the start of the academic year followed by once every week until you are fully vaccinated.
Clinical trials are currently underway to determine how long protection from the vaccine will last.
People who have had COVID-19 and recovered should still be vaccinated. The protection someone gains from having COVID-19 varies from person to person
Yes, you will have to take a PCR test and your ALHOSN should be green regardless of your vaccination status.
You will have to quarantine until you get your PCR result
If Your ALHSON is green and you have taken PCR within 96 hours of accessing the campus, you do not have to take PCR again. For more details click here.
Please take a screen shot of your technical error and bring your emirates ID, PCR result and your vaccination card with you.
Please carry your passport, your PCR result and your vaccination card with you to access the campus. The PCR result should be valid within 96 hours of accessing the campus.

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