Contact Us
Health & Counselling operates two medical clinics on the Burnaby and Vancouver campuses. Our medical clinics operate by appointment like a family doctor's office would, with some walk-in spots available and urgent same-day crisis support on site with a social worker, counsellor, nurse, or doctor.
Thank you for your patience when making an appointment as we transition to a new electronic health records system.
Burnaby Clinic
Maggie Benston Centre, Room 0101
Bottom floor
Hours
*9:30 am – 4:30 pm
Monday – Friday
- Phone: 778.782.4615
- Fax: 778.782.5781
Vancouver Clinic
Harbour Centre, Room 300
Lower level at the base of the escalator
Hours
*9:30 am – 4:30 pm
Tuesdays & Fridays
*Closed for lunch from 12:30pm to 1:30pm
- Phone: 778.782.5200
- Fax: 778.782.5025
Do you have accessibility needs or concerns that prevent you from calling to make an appointment? Please view our accessibility page here.
Vancouver Clinic
Harbour Centre, Room 300
Lower level at the base of the escalator
Hours
*9:30 am – 4:15 pm
Monday - Friday
*Closed for lunch from 12:30pm to 1:30pm
- Phone: 778.782.5200
- Fax: 778.782.5025
Note:
- As of September 7th, 2021, our medical services at Vancouver campus are no longer available to non-students.
Surrey campus
Counselling services are available at the Surrey campus. Virtual medical appointments can also be accessed with Health & Counselling doctors.
- Call the Burnaby Cinic to book
Please note: We are unable to give medical advice over email.
- For medical and appointment information or follow ups such as photos, completed surveys and forms, please email our front desk staff: hcs_moa@sfu.ca (Click here for privacy & Hushmail Info)
- For medical records requests: roi@sfu.ca
- See a doctor for referrals to see physician specialists
- Disabled and neurodivegent students can access various options for documention and support. View now
Sick Notes / Academic Concessions (2022/2023)
For the 2022-2023 academic year, if an instructor requires documentation supporting a concession for a minor short-term illness (typically 1–5 days), students should use the new self-declaration form as SFU will not be requiring medical notes for minor absences during this period. Should students need to be absent for a longer period of time, they should expect to need to obtain additional medical documentation. While a note may not be required, students are still encouraged to connect with their care providers or reach out to Health & Counselling Services for care and consultation if they need it.
- Find information about academic concessions including forms for illness, accident, family situation, and chronic health concerns. View now
- Academic Concession Self-Declaration Form
If you have questions about this process or policy, or are experiencing conflicting information from a class, please connect with the Office of Student Support, Rights, and Responsibilities for support.
Accessible Booking
- Do you have accessibility needs or concerns that prevent you from calling to make an appointment? View options