All immunization and health history forms, as well as the directions for completing them, are available through the MyWellbeing health portal. Please see below for a different process for Larner College of Medicine students. 

Undergraduate students must complete all the steps listed.

Most graduate and Professional and Continuing Education programs do not have immunization requirements but please check with your program for specifics and follow the Steps below if required.

Step 1: Obtain your Official Immunization Record from your Healthcare provider using their form OR the signed UVM Form

Step 2: Upload the completed form and Enter the vaccination dates via MyWellbeing

• Log in using your UVM NetID to https://mywellbeing.uvm.edu.
• Click"Medical Clearances" on the left side of the main screen.
• Click “Upload” to add a picture/image/pdf of your vaccination documentation.
• Enter dates for each dose and choose the vaccine name from the drop-down list.
• Be sure to complete the process by clicking “Done.”

Immunization Information for Larner College of Medicine Students

You must also complete and submit your health insurance/waiver form. This is required even if you do not select University of Vermont insurance. More information about insurance options is available here. 

Please note: most services and programs through the Center for Health and Wellbeing are offered at no cost as long as you have paid the UVM Health Fee.

If you will be under 18 on August 1st, your parent or guardian must download and complete this Treating Minors Consent Form (PDF).

More information on the Treatment of Minors Policy.

Varsity athletes complete the Annual Athlete Health Form on MyWellbeing and a physical exam from Athletic Medicine. Athletic Medicine communicates directly with NCAA athletes.

Student Health Services serves as your primary campus health provider and provides a full range of medical care options for prevention, wellbeing, and to help you when you are sick or injured. 

Student Health Services has a main clinic at 425 Pearl St. and sattelite clinics at other locations across campus.

Student Health Services is specifically for UVM students. It is separate from University of Vermont Medical System, which is a large health system serving Vermont and Northern New York.

More about Student Health Services

Counseling and Psychiatry Services (CAPS) provides a brief model of counseling, drop-in counseling, group counseling, and workshops. 

CAPS has two primary locations, Redstone and Jacobs House, with additional options at Living Well in the Davis Center.  CAPS also partners with UVM Identity Centers to provide accessible drop-in counseling.

More about Counseling and Psychiatry Services

Staff from CAPS, Student Health and Education and Outreach collaborate to bring you programs that support radical self-care and wellbeing.

Connect with all of our integrated services and programs by visiting Living Well in The Davis Center. 

More about Living Well in The Davis Center