Travel medicine services are available to Stanford University faculty, staff, and postdocs, who are traveling internationally for Stanford business.
Ideally, this visit should take place 4-6 weeks before a trip, but even getting a consultation during the week before travel can be of value. The pre-travel visit includes a discussion of the immunizations, prophylactic medications (such as antimalarial drugs), and specific health advice for preventing and treating Travelers diarrhea and other illnesses that may arise. Travelers who have chronic health issues or who take medications may also need to coordinate their pre-travel care with their primary care provider.
Travel Services
For the Stanford international business traveler, we offers the following services:
Personalized travel report (Travax) with immunization recommendations, medical and country-specific concerns, and emergency contact informationAdministration of all necessary vaccinesPrescriptions for needed travel medicationsSchedule a Travel Exam
Completion of the Travel Questionnaire is required prior to the medical appointment.
For your examination, bring your immunization records. For more information, email stanfordohc@stanford.edu
SHC Travel Medicine Clinic
SHC’s Pre- and Post-Trip Travel & Tropical Medicine Clinic provides pre-travel consultative services including travel immunizations and treatment for illnesses contracted while traveling abroad. Click here or contact the clinic for more information on services, eligibility, and billing.