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You definitely will need a physical. I can't remember if we had specific forms or not. However, if you want to get a physical now, and then take the form in and have doc sign it, most primary care docs do that.
But I would suggest to take some time to get your bloodwork done. Get all of your titers done for your vaccinations (from childhood) and then get your hep B (if you haven't had one, otherwise, your titer), and your TB test. These you definitely have to do. You need a note saying your TB was negative (mine was just written on a script pad and signed by my doc), and a copy of your titers works well (keep one for yourself).
And on the downside, the occupational health here at drexel is really poor. I had all of my titers done and turned in, and they have contacted me like 5 times telling me that I don't have this or that done. Now, they are all stapled together and the titers are circled, so someone doesn't know how to look at a chart or read. So just so you know, don't get phased by that. It's happened to a bunch of students other than myself.
Hurrah! Getting close to school!
But I would suggest to take some time to get your bloodwork done. Get all of your titers done for your vaccinations (from childhood) and then get your hep B (if you haven't had one, otherwise, your titer), and your TB test. These you definitely have to do. You need a note saying your TB was negative (mine was just written on a script pad and signed by my doc), and a copy of your titers works well (keep one for yourself).
And on the downside, the occupational health here at drexel is really poor. I had all of my titers done and turned in, and they have contacted me like 5 times telling me that I don't have this or that done. Now, they are all stapled together and the titers are circled, so someone doesn't know how to look at a chart or read. So just so you know, don't get phased by that. It's happened to a bunch of students other than myself.
Hurrah! Getting close to school!