General Documents & Forms
Authorization Forms
Print a blank form and then complete the form by hand.
Deliver the form to Student Health Services via one of the following methods:
- Fax a signed copy to (561) 297-0494.
- Mail a signed copy to:
Florida Atlantic University Student Health Services 777 Glades Road Boca Raton, Fl 33431
- Bring a signed copy to the Student Health Services office.
To have your medical records sent to FAU, print and complete the form and provide it to the provider in possession of your records. Please allow sufficient time prior to your appointment for Student Health to receive your records.
Brochures
Visit the Student Health Services office for a copy of our brochure, or download here.
Immunization Forms
See our Frequently Asked Immunization Questions for more information about Immunization requirements.
Medical Health History Form
Note: If you have never been seen before in our clinic, you will need to print and fill out the Medical History Form and sign the Release to Treat section on the second page. Bring the completed form to your appointment.
Advance Directives
We encourage students to review information about advance directives. If you already have advance directives in place, give a copy of them to your provider and they will be placed in your medical record at Student Health Services.
Consent Forms
Prior to receiving an immunization from Florida Atlantic University's Student Health Clinic, please complete the appropriate consent form for the immunization that you are receiving. Be sure to read the corresponding What You Need To Know Vaccination Information Sheet before signing the consent form.
Important:
If you are under the age of 18, your parent or legal guardian must also sign the consent form. Additionally, if you have never been seen before in our clinic, you will also need to fill out the Medical History Form and sign the Release to Treat section on the second page.
Hepatitis B
What You Need To Know CDC Publication date 7/18/2007
HPV
HPV: What You Need To KnowCDC Publication date 2/2/2007
Influenza
Measles, Mumps & Rubella
Meningococcal (Meningitis)
Pneumococcal (PPSV)
Tetanus, Diptheria, Pertussis (Tdap)
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