
A body that’s appropriately fueled and fit is capable of great things—including academic success. We offer several resources to support physical wellbeing, because we know it plays a big role in our students’ ability to achieve their goals. We also care about our community’s wellbeing as a whole, so we help ensure each student follows our health compliance requirements.
This fall, Creighton will offer free flu vaccinations to all students, faculty and staff at the Omaha and Phoenix campuses. As a reminder, all health sciences students are required to receive an Influenza vaccine by November 1, 2025. All other students, faculty, and staff are strongly encouraged to receive an Influenza vaccine.
In Nebraska, individuals under 19 years of age must have the consent form signed by their parent or guardian prior to arrival or a medical power of attorney on file at Creighton. If this is not complete, telephone consent will be required on the day of the clinic.
All flu vaccines administered this year will be latex- and preservative-free. Flu shots are NOT egg-free this year. For questions, please contact immunizations@creighton.edu.
Shoo the Flu Clinics will be hosted at the following times and locations:
All clinics are held in the Doris S. Norton Ballroom.
If you need help getting connected to primary care providers, specialty providers, physical therapy services, home health care providers, pharmacy providers and other healthcare needs, Creighton can help. Our care coordination and healthcare navigation services are available to assist all students, including those who are acutely ill or those living with chronic illness. This free, confidential resource can be accessed in person at the Kiewit Fitness Center #225 or by calling 402.280.2735 (select option 3). You can also email the student health team. Inquiries received after hours or on the weekend will be responded to on the next business day.
Navigating campus dining with dietary restrictions or food allergies? Creighton’s campus dietitian is here to help. Whether a student is managing celiac disease, diabetes, a food intolerance, or simply trying to eat vegetarian or vegan, our dietitian offers personalized guidance to help them make informed choices in the dining halls. From one-on-one consultations to dining hall tours and healthy lifestyle tips, support is available to meet students' nutritional needs.