The Student Health office is open Monday-Friday from 8:30am-5pm and offers in-person and telehealth appointments. Walk-in are welcome.

To schedule an appointment to see the College Nurse, please contact the Health Office at:  (559) 494-3028, or email the Health Office at healthservices@reedleycollege.edu.

Health Services Staff:

• Kelly Murguia, MSN, CNS, NP-C—Health Services Coordinator and College Nurse Practitioner
• Paula Ramos—Office Program Assistant 

FREE FLU VACCINES FOR STUDENTS

Walk-in or by appointment

Date:  Starting October 1^st until supply lasts.

Place:  Health Services - Student Services Bldg.

Reedley College is dedicated to supporting your mental well-being. We understand that college life can present various challenges, and students may seek support for a wide range of reasons, including adjusting to college, managing anxiety or depression, navigating relationship and family concerns, fostering personal growth, coping with grief and loss, handling stress and anger management, and addressing other challenges.

If you're a currently enrolled student, you can access free mental health support both on campus and through our teletherapy partner, which offers virtual, online, or phone sessions.

Mental Health Services

Mental Health Services Staff:  

• Jennifer Taglieri, MA, LMFT
  Campus Mental Health Therapist

• Paula Ramos
  Program Specialist

See Something, Say Something If you witness an injury, unsafe condition, suspicious activity, or any incident involving a student, visitor, or member of the public on campus or during a school-sponsored activity, you are responsible for reporting it. Prompt action protects everyone and ensures proper documentation.
Follow the steps below to ensure a timely response and accurate reporting.

STEP 1: CALL FOR HELP (EMERGENCIES ONLY)

If the incident is an emergency, the first person to become aware of it or arrive on the scene, whether an employee, staff member, or visitor, must immediately contact SCCCD Police Dispatch:

• SCCCD Police Dispatch: (559) 244-5911

SCCCD Police will assess the situation and contact Emergency Medical Services (EMS) if needed.

Note: Campus personnel are not permitted to transport injured individuals.

STEP 2: DETERMINE REPORTING PATH

Off-Campus Injuries (Employees, Student Workers, Clinical Rotations) If the injured person is an employee, student worker, or a student injured off campus during a clinical rotation (e.g., nursing student at a hospital), do not use this form.

Instead, call the Company Nurse Hotline: 877-854-6877

On-Campus Injuries (Students, Visitors, Public) All currently enrolled and registered Reedley College students who are injured or become ill on campus or during a school-sponsored activity may be eligible to file a medical claim.

This includes emergency transport through the Student & Athlete Insurance Network (SAIN) and/or other campus coverage.

Contact Health Services to speak with a College Nurse for more information.

STEP 3: NON-EMERGENCY INQUIRIES AND SAFETY REPORTING

For non-emergency questions, health concerns, or to report safety issues or suspicious activity, contact:

SCCCD Police Department

• Phone: (559) 244-6140
• Location: 1940 N. Calaveras Street, Fresno, CA 93704
• Website: SCCCD Police Contact Info

Reedley College Health Services

• Phone: (559) 494-3028
• Location: Student Services Building #30

Reminder: If you see something, say something. Report any concerning behavior, safety hazard, or incident to SCCCD Police immediately.

STEP 4: COMPLETE THE INCIDENT REPORT FORM

SCCCD Public Accident Form

Who completes the form: The main employee witness, any other witnesses, or the first employee who becomes aware of the incident is responsible for completing the form. All individuals with direct knowledge of the event should contribute to ensure accurate documentation.

Where to send the form: Submit the completed form to Health Services within 24 hours of the injury or incident.

FINAL REMINDER

See Something, Say Something. Whether it’s an injury, suspicious behavior, or a safety concern, report it immediately to SCCCD Police. Your awareness and action help keep our campus safe.

• See if you qualify for Medi-Cal: Anthem Site or call C.A.R.E 1-800-227-3238
• If you do not qualify for Medi-Cal, visit Covered California for insurance assistance: Covered CA Site

• Danger of Fentanyl and Opioid Treatment Resources

• To request a free 1-dose supply of Narcan (Opioid reversal treatment), please call to schedule an appointment with the Nurse or come into the Health office.  A short Narcan Training Video is required and can be viewed here. 
• For more information about Narcan from the CDC.

• National Institute of Health: NIH Site
• Center for Disease Control: CDC Site
• American Red Cross: ARC Site
• American Plate (nutrition info): American Plate Site
• Fresno County Health Department: Fresno Site
• Madera County Health Department: Madera Site

If you are struggling with a serious issue or experiencing a mental health crisis help is available 24/7/365:

• Direct Crisis Connection 833-646-1526
• Call or text the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988
• Text "courage" to 741741

For emergencies, please call 911, go to your nearest emergency room, or call SCCCD campus police at (559) 244-5911

• Know The Signs: A Guide to Reaching Out: Know The Signs Guide
• Navigating a Mental Health Crisis: A Resource for Those Experiencing a Mental Health Emergency (Crisis Guide) NAMI Crisis Guide
• The Trevor Project
• The Wellness Center: Wellness Center Site
• ULifeline: ULifeline Site 
• Half Of Us: Half Of Us Site 
• Reach Out: Reach Out Site
• Fresno County Behavioral Health Department: Fresno Site
• Madera County Behavioral Health Department: Madera Site
• National Institute for Mental Health: NIMH Site