Medical and Health Services

Bond University offers on-campus medical and wellbeing services to support your physical, mental and emotional health throughout your time at university.

Medical service

Our on-campus medical and health service offers a range of general health services for all current students and staff via appointment with our doctor and nurses.

Services include:

  • General medical consults
  • Prescriptions
  • Health advice and education
  • Breast cancer screening
  • Vaccinations
  • Specialist referrals
  • Mental health assessment and referrals

We also have an on-site, walk-in pathology through 4Cyte Pathology Clinic located in the Medical Service.

The Medical and Health Service is for current students and staff members of Bond University.  It is located on Level 1, Student Court, Building 9. You can view the campus map for directions.

Book a medical appointment

If you are unable to attend your appointment, please call to cancel or reschedule so the time can be offered to someone else. To view the Medical & Health Service, Patient Privacy Statement, click here.

Medical & Health Support

Our Doctors

Our on-site doctor sees students and staff by appointment and can provide a range of services, including: 

  • General medical treatment, advice and testing
  • Referrals
  • Vaccinations and immunisations
  • Sexual health and reproductive health
  • Prescriptions
  • Sports medicine
  • Travel Medicine & advice
  • Blood tests
Our Services
  • Vaccinations, travel, fit to practice, Influenza and Covid-19
  • Mental health services
  • Women’s health and contraception
  • Sexual health
  • Men’s health
  • Wound care
  • Skin checks
  • Referrals for X-rays, specialist treatment and ultrasounds
  • Chronic condition GP management plans
  • 4Cyte Pathology - onsite pathology collection provider (GP referral required)

Payment and billing

Fees

If you hold a current Medicare card, all eligible consultations are bulk-billed meaning no out-of-pocket cost. Just remember to bring your card to every appointment.

A few things to note:

  • Private fees apply to some procedures and vaccines. A full private fees list is available at reception.
  • Payment is by credit or debit card at the time of consultation
  • We're currently unable to process instant Medicare rebates
lnternational students with Overseas Student Health Cover (Insurance)
  • International students with Bupa, Allianz, or Medibank/AHM can have eligible services billed directly to their health fund with no upfront payment needed. Just bring your current membership card to every appointment.
  • If you hold another overseas health insurance, consultation fees will need to be paid upfront and claimed back directly through your insurance provider — online or at one of their offices.
  • Private fees also apply to some procedures, medications, and vaccines, payable at the time of consultation. A full private fees list is available at reception.

Emergencies on campus

In case of an emergency on campus, contact one or more of the following services:

  • Ambulance/Police/Fire: 000
  • Bond Security (available 24/7): +61 7 5595 1234. Provide a description of the emergency and your exact location (building, floor number, room).
  • Bond Crisis Line (available 24/7): Call 1300 359 504 or text 0485 829 136. Mental health emergencies only – for physical health crises, call an ambulance.
  • Robina Hospital:+61 7 5668 6000
  • Gold Coast University Hospital:+61 7 5687 0000
After-hours medical support
ServiceContact numberAddressHours
National Home Doctor Service13 SICK (13 74 25) or +61 7 5521 1224N/A

Monday - Friday: from 4pm

Saturdays: from 10am

Sundays and Public Holidays: 24 hours 

House Call Doctor - 

  • Offers bulk-billed services to students with Medicare.
  • International students with Nupa, NIB, or Allianz health cover can receive after-hours care with costs rebated.
13 55 66  N/A

Monday - Friday: from 4pm

Saturdays: from 12pm

Sundays and Public Holidays: 24 hours

Gold Coast After Hours Doctor07 5532 8666125 Nerang St, Southport

Monday - Friday: 6am-8am and 6pm-12am

Weekends and Public Holidays: 6am-midnight

Southport Medicare Urgent Care Clinic07 5680 0040178 Nerang St, SouthportMonday - Sunday: 8am-10pm
Wise Specialist Emergency (fees applicable)07 5654 517594B Laver Dr, RobinaMonday - Sunday: 10am-9pm

Health resources for Bondies

Vaping

Many e-cigarettes and vapes contain poisonous chemicals like those in biofuel, paint thinner, and bug killer. In fact, more than 200 chemicals have been detected in e-liquids.

Learn more about vaping risks

Sexual health

Staying on top of your sexual health is essential for your overall wellbeing, empowering you to make informed choices, prevent infections, and maintain safe, respectful relationships. Receive sexual health support like STI screenings at the Bond Medical Clinic.

Learn more about sexual health

Drugs and alcohol

Alcohol and drug usage can impact you and others. At Bond University, we take a holistic, compassionate, harm-minimisation approach to supporting students with drug and alcohol-related issues. Calculate your standard alcohol intake using Drinkwise’s free tool.

Drugs and alcohol information

Drink spiking

Drink spiking is when alcohol or drugs are added to someone’s drink without them knowing. Symptoms include feeling sick, sleepy, dizzy, faint, or extremely drunk, in addition to memory loss, blackouts, and difficulty walking or talking. Drink spiking is an offence and should always be reported to the police.

Learn more about spiking

Breast cancer screenings

Breast cancer affects 1 in 7 Australian women. Since the introduction of regular, free screening, mortality rates have dropped by 34% nationally. BreastScreen Queensland offers screening every two years for women aged 50–74 with no referral needed. Women outside this age range may be eligible if they have a family history or notice breast changes.

Book an appointment with the Bond Medical Clinic to discuss your eligibility and obtain a referral. Breast screening is performed externally by Queensland Health.

BREASTSCREEN QLD 

Heart health

Coronary heart disease is the leading cause of death in Queensland, but two-thirds of cardiac fatalities are preventable. Risk factors include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, physical inactivity, obesity, poor nutrition, and smoking.

To improve your heart health, try measures like quitting smoking, eating a balanced diet, exercising for 30 minutes a day, and maintaining a healthy weight. Appointments to discuss heart health are available with the Bond University doctor during Medical service opening hours.

Student counselling services

Bond offers a free, confidential counselling service for currently enrolled students. Delivered by qualified mental health professionals, counselling can support you with your wellbeing, study pressures, mental health concerns, personal challenges, or adjusting to university life. Sessions are short-term and solution-focused, with referrals available for longer-term or specialised support if needed.

Services include:

  • Individual counselling sessions
  • Support for stress, anxiety, and wellbeing
  • Crisis assistance
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To view the Medical & Health Service, Patient Privacy Statement please click here.