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Panther Clinic

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The Panther Clinic will be re-opening after fall break on October 21, staffed by Mercy Health

Until the clinic is re-opened you can use these other Mercy options:


Services provided at the Panther Clinic by a nurse practitioner include consultation, self-care recommendations, health information and immunizations.

Who can use the Panther Clinic?

  • Full-time day students
  • All international students
  • Drury GO students
  • Graduate students
  • Full-time faculty
  • Full-time staff
  • Dependents of faculty & staff covered under Drury University’s healthcare plan
    • Pediatric patients must be at least 18 months old and accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Bring your photo ID and insurance card, or you’ll be considered a self-pay patient. 

The Panther Clinic is located in Weiser Gym and has an exterior entrance on the west side facing Drury Lane.

Contact Us:

Panther Clinic

Office: (417) 873-6300
Fax: (417) 868-8842

Clinic Hours

Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
(closed for lunch 12:30-1 p.m.)

Closed on official Drury holidays

Services Provided

  • Pre-participation physicals
  • Gonorrhea and Chlamydia Testing (Urine)
  • Pregnancy (Urine)
  • Strep Test
  • Urinalysis
  • COVID Testing
  • Seasonal Flu Testing
  • TB Testing
  • Seasonal Flu Vaccine
  • Meningococcal Vaccine
  • Tetanus Vaccine

Medical Emergencies

Call 7911

Drury University Panther Clinic is not staffed or equipped to manage medical emergencies other than those requiring only simple first aid. Also, nursing staff do not make campus house calls. In a true emergency, it is important to obtain care as quickly as possible, and valuable time may be wasted by calling the Panther Clinic.

If a student or employee is in need of immediate attention, call 7911, which will be answered by Drury’s Security Office. Security will keep you on the line and call 911 for an ambulance. We ask that you do this so Security can quickly assist with directing emergency vehicles to the exact location of the person in need and provide traffic control.

Please note that campus personnel do not provide transportation. If the patient is unable to get to treatment without assistance, request that an ambulance be dispatched.