Health Unit
Galway Campus
The Student Health Unit provides an acute illness/emergency service. The Student Health Unit is not currently available for walk-ins. Please phone the Student Health Unit to speak to a nurse who will provide an initial assessment and make a Doctor's appointment for you, if necessary.
A valid GMIT/ATU Student ID Card is required when attending the Student Health Unit.
If you have a pre-existing medical condition that may affect your studies in college, you are advised to register with the Student Health Unit on commencement in ATU.
If you have an on-going medical condition, you should also continue to attend your own doctor.
If you have a medical card, you are advised to continue to attend the GP you are registered with, or register with a local GP practice while you are attending college. The Student Health Unit does not operate as a medical card practice.
For medical emergencies, please call: 087 9971574.
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Location |
Close to the Students’ Union, Banks & Chaplain in the Dublin Road Campus |
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Hours |
9am – 6pm Monday to Thursday 9am – 5pm on Friday A GP service is available in the mornings. |
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Phone |
+353 (0) 91 74 2228 |
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Mayo Campus
Student health services on the Mayo Campus are provided by an off-campus GP:
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Name |
Dr. Stephen Patten |
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Location |
Thomas Street, Castlebar, Co. Mayo |
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Phone |
+353 (0) 94 9021999 |
Free online alcohol consumption tool
Have you wondered about the real effect of drinking alcohol on you, and on others? Have you considered how much money you might spend on alcohol in a year?
To help students get ready for the new academic year, ATU is promoting The Drinks Meter which has been developed by the Western Region Drugs & Alcohol Task Force..
The Drinks Meter is an anonymous, confidential, cross-platform, digital application designed to inform you about your drinking behaviour and how it affects your health and wellbeing.
Click here to login to The Drinks Meter and take the (confidential) test.