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Covid-19

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Covid-19

Important:  COVID-19 is now considered a general respiratory illness by the Centers of Disease Control (CDC) and San Diego Public Health (SDPH). If you have symptoms or have tested positive, you are not required to stay off campus but it is highly recommended. It is also recommended that you wear a mask for any respiratory symptoms. While the daily checklist is not mandatory, it does list symptoms that may be helpful in identifying a respiratory illness. 

 

Testing

Rapid Antigen tests are available in the Health & Wellness Office - Building 60, Room130

 

Covid-19 Daily Checklist

 

One of the most vital aspects of COVID-19 detection involves self-screening.

This Daily Self Checklist must be reviewed each day before reporting to class on Grossmont campus or Cuyamaca College campus.

 

STEPS:

  1. Answer the checklist questions below:
      • Do you have a FEVER (a temperature above 100.0 掳F)?
      • Do you have a COUGH?
      • Do you have SHORTNESS OF BREATH?
      • Do you have MUSCLE ACHES or CHILLS?
      • Do you have a SORE THROAT or HEADACHE?
      • Do you have LOSS of TASTE or SMELL?
      • Do you have NAUSEA, VOMITING, DIARRHEA, or LOSS OF APPETITE?
  1. Contact the 小优传媒 Health and Wellness Center via email to discuss with the campus Registered Nurse for further directions.  Email grossmont.health@gcccd.edu

    Include in your email your student ID# and a phone number. The campus Registered Nurse will provide you with further medical instructions including information on COVID-19 Testing or a referral to a Medical Provider.

 

Reporting Covid-19

There is no longer a requirement to report a positive COVID test.

 

Questions or Concerns:  (619) 644-7192 or grossmont.health@gcccd.edu 

 

 

Covid-19 Vaccine

Vaccine Information (CDC)

 

Where to get a vaccine (San Diego County sites)

 

Additional Vaccination Sites

Search vaccine providers near you: 

 

 

Possible Side Effects and Helpful Tips (CDC):

 

Covid-19 Testing

No-Cost Covid-19 PCR test is available at 

Or call 2-1-1 for more information.

 

 

Helpful Resources

(CDPH)

(WHO)