In Case of Emergency Call 911
Use the campus phone or your cell phone
Our Location
41 Olden Street
2nd Floor of H-Wing, also known as Von Neumann Hall
Room H219 or H212, Equad
Students, Faculty, and Staff Injuries – Non-Emergency, Very Minor Injury Situations
Student Injuries – Non-Emergency Requiring More Than a Bandaid
Faculty and Staff Injuries – Non-Emergency, Requiring More than a Bandaid
Injury Reporting – After First Aid Has Been Received
Students, Faculty, and Staff Injuries – Non-Emergency, Very Minor Injury Situations
For injuries that can be resolved with a band-aid:
First aid supplies are available in several kits throughout the space
Only provide first aid if you have received the proper training to do so
If you are actively bleeding please do not access the first aid supplies yourself
Please notify staff if the first aid kits are running low on supplies
Student Injuries – Non-Emergency Requiring More Than a Bandaid
Call Department of Public Safety 609-258-1000
During Business Hours Listed Below Students Should Be Sent To
Frist Health Center, Level 1
Monday – Friday: 9 AM – 4:30 PM
(609)-258-3141
When Frist Health Center is Closed you may access urgent care services at:
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Princeton Princeton Primary and Urgent Care
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Plainsboro Princeton Medicine Express Care
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Plainsboro CVS Minute Clinic
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Franklin Park Brunswick Urgent Care Center
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West Windsor In Focus Urgent Care
If experiencing an emergency, call 911 to be taken to Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center (PMC)
You will be responsible for charges not covered by your insuranceAll Information taken from the University Health Services Website
Faculty and Staff Injuries – Non-Emergency, Requiring More than a Bandaid
Call Department of Public Safety 609-258-1000
During Business Hours:
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Make an appointment at Occupational Health Services
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Report the incident to your supervisor
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Complete the eHealth Workplace Injury Intake Form before the end of the work day
After Business Hours Faculty and Staff Should
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Seek care at the nearest urgent care or emergency room
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Complete this form and submit it on the next business day
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Make an appointment at Occupational Health Services
Injury Reporting – After First Aid Has Been Received
Any injury that requires medical attention, emergency and non-emergency, must be reported using the Princeton University Incident/Near Miss Reporting Form – please ask the lab manager if you require assistance filling out this form.
Further information regarding the injury & incident reporting policy can be found at the EHS Injury and Incident Reporting Website