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We are glad you are here. We offer vaccination, health screening and care connection services to the University community and our neighbors. Daily walk-ins subject to availability. Come visit us!

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An ever-evolving world needs forward-thinking leaders.

The Hub serves as a central access point for connecting people to health care resources. It is a place where students from every discipline can learn together about what it takes to care for a community today, and into tomorrow.

Latest Updates

  • Updated adult and pediatric Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are available as of Oct. 20. 2023.
  • COVID-19 testing is available daily to students for free at Student Health Services. Priority testing goes to students with symptoms or possible exposure. 
  • COVID-19 testing is available daily for symptomatic employees at MyHealth@Work.  
  • Anyone may purchase at-home COVID-19 tests from the University Pharmacy. $7 for one test; $12 for two tests. (Pricing as of Sept. 15)
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Pitt Student gets the latest Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine from a medical technician at the Pitt Vaccination and Health Connection Hub on 5th Ave.

Allegheny County residents turn out for new COVID shot amid supply chain issues | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"We have had the new COVID vaccine in stock for just over two weeks and have already given over 50% more doses this year compared to this time last year. Engaging our students in the vaccination process affords them the opportunity to give back to the community while meeting a health care need."

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Hub Interns Win Awards for Best Research Posters

The Pitt Vaccination and Health Connection Hub congratulates its interns in the 2023 Pitt Public Health Undergraduate Scholars Program (PHUSP).

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University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy Recieves $20,000 Grant

The University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy, in partnership with the Schools of Medicine, Nursing and Health & Rehabilitation Sciences, is one of five universities that will each receive a $20,000 grant to teach the correct way to check blood pressure, the American Medical Association announced Aug. 30.

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