Techniclinic Services
Medical, by appointment -
- Health Insurance Enrollment
- First Aid/ Treatment of Minor Illness and injury (Drop in services also)
- Vision, hearing, and dental screenings
- Immunizations (Drop in services also)
- TB Testing
- Physical Exams/Sports Physicals
- Management of Chronic Illnesses
- Diet and Nutrition Assessment
- Acne Treatment
- Family Planning
- Screening & Treatment of STD’s
- HIV Testing
Health Education, by appointment –
- Family Planning/Pregnancy Prevention
- HIV/STD Prevention and Risk Reduction
- Human Sexuality
- Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Prevention
- Reproductive Health Maintenance
- Self Esteem
- Healthy Body Image
- Healthy Decision Making
- Violence Prevention
- Information also provided with brochures, posters & videos
Counseling/Therapy, by appointment/referral
- Mental Health Consultation
- Crisis Intervention
- Individual and Group Counseling
- Relationship Counseling
- Substance Abuse Counseling
- Stress Management
- Depression Support/Suicide Prevention
The TechniClinic also provides outside referrals as necessary.
Youth Leadership Opportunities:
Peer Health Education
Oakland Tech students have the opportunity to develop their leadership, teamwork, critical thinking, and public speaking skills. During the first semester, students learn about health topics that effect youth, while the second semester is spent developing and giving classroom presentations that promote health and wellness. A large focus is on reproductive health topics including pregnancy and sexually transmitted infection prevention, although many other topics are addressed. 15 male and female students are accepted for this yearlong program. This group meets weekly and possibly some weekends for fieldtrips.
Male Involvement Program (MIP)
Young men that attend Oakland Tech are encouraged to accept the male responsibility in pregnancy prevention. MIP teaches comprehensive sex education/Male responsibility, healthy relationship and about keeping your word. This group meets weekly to discuss the challenges young men face in society while breaking down stereotypes and learning about reproductive health topics. Students also learn about the societal impact on health and being healthy as determined by popular culture, while addressing issues such as discrimination, stereotyping, and cultural values. This group meets weekly and also some weekends for fieldtrips and community service activities.
