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Johns Hopkins School of Nursing COVID Resources

COVID Resources

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing would like to provide resources for faculty, staff, students and the community as we navigate through the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. This website provides the latest updates from the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing and the greater university.

Johns Hopkins COVID Call Center

Johns Hopkins COVID Call CenterStudents, faculty, and staff who feel ill or are concerned about exposure to the coronavirus may call the Johns Hopkins COVID-19 Call Center at 833-546-7546, seven days a week, between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.

When you call the JHCCC, representatives will discuss next steps, arrange for testing if needed, and assist in transmitting information to Occupational Health or Student Affairs. The JHCCC will also manage the process to identify and assist people who may have had contact with someone who tests positive.

The JHCCC is staffed by Johns Hopkins nurses, physicians, and specially trained nursing and medical students, but you are always free to call your personal primary care provider, and should continue to do so for family members who have symptoms.

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Latest Updates

Learn more about the latest COVID-19 updates.

Advocacy

Learn more about the School of Nursing’s advocacy opportunities.

Community

Get free Hopkins educational and cultural resources to keep you busy during quarantine.

Current Students

Get more information for current students.

Faculty & Staff

Get the latest information for faculty and staff.

Media

See the latest media featuring JHSON faculty.

Prospective Students

What prospective students need to know.

Research

Get more information about research during COVID-19.

Teaching & Learning

Get teaching resources for online learing.

JHSON COVID-19 Response Fund

Please consider making a gift to the JHSON COVID-19 Response Fund. Your support will directly help us respond to the rapidly evolving needs of our School including increased demand for student scholarships, emergency assistance for front line health care workers, and clinical research initiatives.

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