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Available services

• Common & short-term illnesses (head colds, ear infection, stomach bugs)
• Minor injuries
• Limited-Service Laboratory
• Flu
• COVID
• Strep. A
• Urinary infection
• Pregnancy testing
• Blood draws with appropriate provider order
• Maintenance allergy injection
• Self-Help Over-the-Counter Medication Station

• No primary care services
• No well/physical examinations
• No management of chronic health conditions
• No immunization administration or TB testing
• No medication management
• 'Emergency’ refill may be sent at prescriber discretion
• No medical imaging on-site
• No class/sport excuse notes

• After-Hours Medical Care: Students should seek care at a local urgent care or emergency department, such as WellNow Urgent Care, Olean General Hospital, or Cuba Memorial Hospital. Taxi vouchers for medical transportation are available from the Health Center during regular hours (Monday–Friday) or from Safety & Security after hours and on weekends. For immediate on-campus assistance, students should contact Safety & Security at 716-375-2525.

No Excuse Note Policy

Per university policy, the Center for Student Wellbeing (CSW) does not provide written excuse notes for classes, work, or athletic participation related to short-term illness or injury. Students who need to miss class, work, or athletic activities should follow the notification procedures outlined in their course syllabus or provided by their athletic staff. Faculty and staff are encouraged to communicate directly with students to identify ways they can meet their academic, athletic, or work responsibilities while prioritizing their health and the wellbeing of others.

Maintenance Allergy Injections

Health Services medical staff can administer routine maintenance allergy injections for students who meet eligibility criteria. To be considered, students must: 

• Be receiving care from their allergist on a continual basis.
• Have agreement from allergist that the student is a good candidate for our program.
• Be in the maintenance phase.
• Confirm the allergist will provide the allergy serum vials along with written orders for administration.
• The student has an active prescription for Epi-Pen(s) and agrees to bring the pen to every injection visit.

See "Health Forms & Other Resources" for more allergy injections forms.

In the event that the student does not qualify for our program, the Center for Student Wellbeing will provide the student with contact information for local allergy offices.

Health Forms & Other Resources

• Center for Student Wellbeing Informed Consent
• Consent for Release of Confidential Information
• Allergy Injections Agreement Form (to be completed by allergist office)
• Allergy Injections Student Consent Form (to be completed by student)
• Medical Leave of Absence Policy
• Leave of Absence Return Provider Information Form
• Medical Exemption Request for Immunization/Vaccination
• Religious Exemption Request for Immunization/Vaccination
• New Student Health Forms
• Club Sports Clearance Form/ Information
• Family Voice Advocacy’s of resources in Cattaraugus County

Patricia James
Registered Nurse

 Patricia joined the Center for Student Wellbeing as a registered nurse in 2025, bringing a broad range of clinical experience from both inpatient and outpatient healthcare settings. She is committed to supporting students’ health and well-being by providing compassionate care, education, and guidance to help them maintain healthy lifestyles while navigating the demands of college life.

Patricia graduated from Jamestown Community College in 2011 with her degree in nursing. Throughout her career, she has gained diverse experience across the continuum of care, including birth through end-of-life services. Her clinical background includes cardiac care, medical-surgical nursing, labor and delivery, home health and hospice, OB/GYN, and pediatrics. This wide range of experience allows her to provide thoughtful, well-rounded care and support to the student community.

Patricia is dedicated to promoting wellness, providing quality patient care, and fostering a welcoming environment where students feel comfortable seeking support for their health needs.

Janette Keith
Medical Assistant

Janette joined the Center for Student Wellbeing in 2025. She received her Medical Assisting Certification through the National Health Career Association in 2023 and is dedicated to supporting student health while creating a welcoming environment where students feel comfortable seeking care.

Janette’s previous experience includes working in outpatient primary care, with a primary focus on pediatrics and additional experience in family medicine and obstetrics and gynecology. This experience allowed her to care for patients across a wide range of ages and health needs while developing strong clinical and patient care skills.

In her role at the Wellness Center, Janette assists with a variety of student health needs, including routine health concerns and clinical procedures, while supporting the healthcare team in providing quality care. She is committed to promoting student wellness and enjoys working with students and collaborating with staff to ensure a positive and supportive healthcare experience for the campus community.

Francesca Parry, RN, FNP-BC
Director of the Health Center

Francesca T. Parry, MS, FNP-BC, joined ���߲ݴ�ý in 2025 as Director of Health Services for the Center for Student Wellbeing. She previously provided primary healthcare through a federally qualified health center serving rural areas of New York and Pennsylvania after obtaining her board certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner in 2021. She has been a licensed registered nurse since 2011, with experience as a clinical education specialist, emergency department charge nurse, and cardiac progressive care nurse for a local hospital system prior to earning her Master of Science as a Family Nurse Practitioner from D’Youville.

Francesca is dedicated to delivering compassionate, high-quality care and is committed to supporting the health and wellbeing of students by ensuring they feel heard, respected, and confident in the care they receive.

Skyler Pierce, Operations Coordinator

Skyler joined the Center for Student Wellbeing in 2021 and currently serves as Operations Coordinator. A local to the area, Skyler grew up just down the road from ���߲ݴ�ý, bringing a strong sense of community and connection to her role on campus.

Skyler’s professional background includes experience in outpatient primary care, where she worked as both a medical receptionist and certified medical scribe specialist. Through these roles, she gained hands-on experience in patient care coordination, clinical documentation, and supporting providers across a range of medical services.

In her current role, Skyler oversees daily operations for both Health Services and Counseling, supporting scheduling, workflow development, and patient communication. She works closely with staff and campus partners to ensure efficient, student-centered care while also helping students navigate health requirements and access services.

Skyler is passionate about creating a welcoming and supportive environment where students feel comfortable seeking care. She is committed to promoting student wellbeing and takes pride in contributing to a positive experience for the entire campus community