Medical Centre

Following are the important points to be followed in obtaining medical facilities.

Medical centre is opened from 8.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. and patients are treated during this period. Dental surgery is opened during week days from 8.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. Medical facilities are provided to students and staff of the University. 

1.  All students entering the University are given a Medical form during their orientation programme. They are requested to complete this form and submit it back within 4 weeks of receiving their registration number. These forms will be sent to Medical centre where they will open a file for each student with their health record.

2.  Students who require an appointment to see the Medical Officer will be required to register at the counter. If not for urgent treatment, students can obtain a suitable time according to the time available.

Instructions for students who are not attending lectures for a long time on medical grounds.

3. Medical Certificates

The following circumstances require students to submit Medical Certificates:

a) Students registering for examinations who do not have 80% attendance for their lectures.

b) Students who are ill and cannot sit for examinations.

The Medical centre issues medical certificates to very sick students who are unable at that time to attend lectures or sit for examinations after an examination by one of our Doctors. Students should request at the time of presentation whether they need a Medical certificate or not. Medical certificates will not be issued for previous encounters with our Doctors.

Students who are not able to come to Medical centre can present themselves to a Government Medical Officer ( A Doctor with MBBS degree and working at a Government institution) or a Medical Consultant ( A Doctor having MBBS and other post graduate qualifications making him a specialist in his chosen field) and get a Medical Certificate. These certificates have to be produced at the Medical centre for approval before submitting to the relevant departments. Private Ayurvedic Medical Certificates have to be submitted to Ayurvedic Medical Council for approval.  Government Ayurvedic certificates can be directly submitted to respective departments. Students who are admitted to a hospital can provide a Medical certificate from the respective hospitals.

All other Medical certificates which do not belong to above categories shall be rejected.

4. The Ambulance is available at all times to take critically ill patients and emergencies to hospital. This service is coordinated by the Medical centre during 8:00 a.m-4:00 p.m. on weekdays.

5. After 4:00p.m. till 8:00 a.m on weekdays and at all times during weekends this ambulance service is coordinated by the wardens in the hostels. So sick students should contact their respective wardens to go to hospital via Ambulance.

6. The health centre offers counselling service which is carried out by 5 qualified counsellors. Students requiring specialist care are referred to Psychiatry department of University

Contact  –

Dr. S. De Silva
Chief Medical Officer
Medical Health Centre
University of Sri Jayewardenepura
Telephone: 0112803199 or 0718184208

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