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.

Hours & Location

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.

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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

Emails

Please note: We are unable to give medical advice over email.

Documentation

  • 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.

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