San Jose State University
COVID-19 Testing Information & ResourcesFall 2020All students will be required to have a COVID test prior to clinical. VMC & OCH students have to show results within 14 day of the clinical start date. ECH students have to show results within 30 day of the clinical start date.Testing Options:Contact your Health Care Provider for testingMake an appointment with a county siteGo to a pop-up siteDrive thru testing by appt only (see link) testing should be free, but providers who schedule appts may have a fee.If you are working in a healthcare facility and being tested regularly, you may use the results from your workplace as long as it fits into the clinical agencies timeframe.If you are feeling ill, call your healthcare provider for directions to a drive thru clinic. Do not go to a pop-up clinic unless directed to do so.Testing Information: There are currently two types of tests, diagnostic and antibody. Students are required to have a diagnostic test: RT-PCR COVID Test The molecular real-time polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test detects the virus’s genetic material. Rapid result tests are not accepted at this time. Test Results:Test results can be as soon as 3 to 4 days, or as long as 16-17 days, so please plan accordingly. You will need to bring a copy of: 1. the negative test results, 2. your attestation form (found on the SON website), 3. CastleBranch Summary Sheet to your clinical instructor on the first clinical day unless told otherwise. See next page for more testing resources information. Resources: Santa Clara County testing sites information can be found at: pop-up sites are designed for people in the community who do not have symptoms of COVID-19 and who live, work, or study in Santa Clara CountySanta Cruz County testing site information can be found at: testing sites have restricted access. Please call ahead to determine testing eligibility.San Mateo County testing site information can be found at: is a daily limit of 500 tests for test sites. To use the Public Health test sites, you must register at least 72 hours ahead through the Project Baseline Website: County testing site information can be found at: testing sites are free. You do not need a doctor’s note or medical insurance to get tested, you will not be asked about your immigration status, and most test results are available within 2-5 days.San Francisco County testing site information can be found at: link above spells out eligibility requirements- must work or live in San Francisco. Tests at City-run (San Francisco) sites are free to you. If you have health insurance, we will bill your provider. You do not need medical insurance to get tested at a City-run site. You do not need a doctor's note to schedule a test. To find free and paid sites for San Francisco: County testing site information can be found at: is being prioritized to ill or high risk. May be better to obtain from your own primary care provider or if you need a public health site Santa Clara County is your county for attending school. See above for more information to test there.Solano County testing site information can be found at: Sonoma County testing site information can be found at: Costa County testing site information can be found at: are required. Call (844) 421-0804 to schedule an appointment at any of the sites below or click on the location below to schedule online:Antioch BrentwoodCentral Concord (Monument) North Concord Martinez Pinole Pittsburg Richmond San Pablo San Ramon Walnut Creek ................
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