Located in Riesenberg Gymnasium, Health Services offers high quality, accessible care to all degree-seeking students. Walk-in visits and scheduled appointments are available.

Most of the services are covered by the student health fee. All treatments and other information are kept strictly confidential.

Hours

Monday - Thursday
7 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Friday
7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Walk-ins are welcome Monday to Friday from 7 - 11 a.m.
Coast Guard physical exam appointments are available Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Phone: 718-409-7347
Fax: 718-409- 5901

Services 

  • Medical visits for acute and sub-acute illness and injury, including general medicine and urgent care

  • U.S. Coast Guard physical exams

  • Immunizations

  • STI screening and treatment

  • Health education

  • Limited pharmacy

 

  • Optometry services*

  • Physical therapy*

  • Blood tests*

  • Off-campus referrals*

*These services are not covered by the student health fee.

Staff

Brian Wilkow, PA, MPAS, MHA, DHSc
718-409-7347
bwilkow@sunymaritime.edu

HM2 Christopher Eason, RMA, USNR
718-409-7347
ceason@sunymaritime.edu

 

Brooke Ravenel, LPN
718-409-7347
bravenel@sunymaritime.edu 

Requirements for New Students

All new students must have had a physical examination within the past year of enrolling at Maritime. A health-care provider must complete the required forms.

All students must have had a tuberculosis screening within six months of entry into Maritime College.

New students must also provide immunity to measles, mumps and rubella. If a student has a medical condition that prohibits MMR vaccinations, or religious beliefs that prohibit immunization, that student is encouraged to submit blood titer results to identify their immune status. If a student's religion prevents them from identifying their immune status, the student must submit a written request for a waiver with documentation of sincerely held beliefs. If the student is not documented as immune, the student may be excluded from campus in the event of a measles, mumps or rubella outbreak.

Athletes and students applying to complete cadet-shipping assignments must also be tested for sickle cell anemia.