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Passport Health has the most popular travel vaccines on hand and ready for your journey, including protection against typhoid , cholera and hepatitis A .

Before heading to locations where yellow fever is a risk, it’s important to receive a vaccination. This viral disease, spread by mosquito bites, can be life-threatening. Vaccination offers protection and supports public health.

It’s best to go to a special travel clinic which knows about yellow fever and carries the vaccine, like Passport Health. We can also tell you about other shots or medicines you may need for your trip. Our clinics are authorized yellow fever vaccine providers and can give you a yellow card (or proof of vaccination) that shows you got the shot. Some countries need to see this card before they let you in.

Travel clinics also make it easy to get all the shots you need in one visit. Passport Health keeps yellow fever and all other key travel vaccines in-stock for your trip.

Up to 70 percent of tourists will have symptoms of travelers’ diarrhea during a journey, which has been called “Montezuma’s Revenge,” “Delhi Belly,” and “Pharaoh’s Revenge” in the past. Passport Health offers travelers’ diarrhea kits, vaccinations and more to help you stay protected abroad.

Repellents, mosquito netting, diarrhea kits, and other such items may be useful to travelers. Passport Health has everything you need, no matter where you are going the world. Click or tap to see our store .

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Passport health greenville travel clinic.

37 Villa Road Suite 301, Greenville, SC 29615 864-631-2268 Webpage

Centrally located at Pleasantburg Drive and Villa Road, Passport Health offers quality and convenient travel health care for you and your community.

Schedule your appointment today by calling or booking online now .

From Pleasantburg Drive, turn onto Villa Road, make a left at Greenland Drive. The clinic will be on your left.

Passport Health Mt. Pleasant Travel Clinic

260 W Coleman Boulevard Suite B, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464 843-225-5688 Webpage

Passport Health Mt. Pleasant is conveniently located on West Coleman Blvd. Whether you are traveling internationally for business or pleasure, be sure to visit the Mt. Pleasant clinic to prepare your health before you go.

Schedule an appointment today by booking online or calling .

When headed towards Charleston via the Arthur Ravenel Jr Bridge: Take Coleman Blvd toward the bridge then pass Baskin Robins on the right. We are located in the 2nd set of executive buildings on the right (there are 3).

From Charleston area via the Arthur Ravenel Jr Bridge: Pass over the bridge and continue through the stop light at the base of the bridge. We are located in the 2nd set of executive buildings on the left. We are the office in the middle.

Passport Health Myrtle Beach Travel Clinic

3691 Palmetto Pointe Boulevard Suite 301, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588 843-712-7195 Webpage

Passport Health Myrtle Beach is located on Palmetto Pointe Blvd just off US-17 near the Market Common turn off. Free Parking is available directly outside the office for your convenience.

From Murrells Inlet/Garden City Areas – Take US-17 North. Turn left onto Palmetto Pointe Blvd (the traffic light just before the turn off for Market Common). There is a used car dealership, exhibiting a large American Flag out front, located on the left corner of the Palmetto Pointe Blvd and US-17 N intersection. Once on Palmetto Pointe Blvd make a U-turn at Stonebridge Drive and the clinic will be on your right. The number on our building is 3691.

From North Myrtle Beach Area – Take US-17 S. Turn right onto Palmetto Pointe Blvd (the traffic light just after the turn off for Market Common). There is a used car dealership, exhibiting a large American Flag, located on the right corner of the Palmetto Pointe Blvd and US-17 S intersection. Once on Palmetto Pointe Blvd make a U-turn at Stonebridge Drive and the clinic will be on your right.

From Conway Area – Take US-501 South. Take the ramp into US-17 S. Turn right onto Palmetto Pointe Blvd (the traffic light just after the turn off for Market Common). There is a used car dealership, exhibiting a large American Flag, located on the right corner of the Palmetto Pointe Blvd and US-17 S intersection. Once on Palmetto Pointe Blvd make a U-turn at Stonebridge Drive and the clinic will be on your right.

Passport Health North Charleston Travel Clinic

2154 North Center Street Suite A-104, North Charleston, SC 29406 843-225-5689 Webpage

Passport Health North Charleston is located off Ashley Phosphate Road, between Rt. 26 and Rivers Ave.

The North Charleston location is close to Northwoods Stadium Cinemas and Shopping Center.

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Infectious Diseases and International Travel Health – International Travel Clinic

Travel to some countries can put a traveler at risk of diseases. Before visiting countries where mosquito control, water and sewer systems, and general hygiene differ from those in the United States, it is wise to take some precautionary measures.

Providers in our International Travelers Clinic will evaluate the country-specific health risks, prescribe medications, and administer immunizations to ensure, to the greatest extent possible, your safe travel abroad. Utilizing the most up to date resources, we match prevention with your destination country or region.

The clinic is a North Carolina State Department of Health-designated center for the FDA-approved yellow fever vaccine.

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During Your Visit

Services provided in the travel clinic include (but not limited to):

• Immunizations for vaccine preventable diseases
• Medication for prevention of malaria, as appropriate for the planned itinerary
• Counseling regarding specific measures for prevention of insect-borne diseases, food and water borne disease; medications for travelers’ diarrhea, motion sickness, and altitude sickness, if necessary
• Advice regarding health related risks and prevention for the planned itinerary
• Post travel evaluation

Scheduling an Appointment

We recommend calling for an appointment 6-8 weeks in advance of departure, whenever possible. When this is not possible, we will attempt to meet the travelers’ needs. Travelers are advised to bring vaccination records to the clinic visit.

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On July 1, 2024, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) becomes two separate agencies — the South Carolina Departments of Environmental Services (SCDES) and Public Health (DPH). Additionally, DHEC's retail food program and milk and dairy lab will merge with the South Carolina Department of Agriculture . See our DHEC Restructuring page to learn more.

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International travel vaccines, what vaccines are needed for international travel  .

Immunization recommendations vary by country. To find the most up to date recommendations, go to CDC's Travelers' Health website and search by your destination country. In addition, it is recommended that you be up to date with routine immunizations, including the flu vaccine. Talk to your health care provider, pharmacist or local health department about whether you are up to date.  

Where Can I get Travel Vaccines?  

DHEC does not provide travel vaccine clinics. Search an up-to-date list of Yellow Fever Vaccination Clinics in South Carolina . These clinics usually provide other travel vaccines as well. 

For more information about other health-related concerns prior to traveling, go to the CDC’s Traveler’s Health website .

Information for Travel Medicine Clinics:

South Carolina Yellow Fever vaccine providers must receive authorization from DHEC. 

For questions or to be added to our provider contact list, please email [email protected] , or call the DHEC Immunization Division at 803-898-0460 .

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7 Prisma mobile vaccination locations to target Black, Hispanic populations in Greenville

Three mobile vaccination vehicles, resembling a food truck but with Pfizer vaccines instead of phyllo dough, have been fanning out in Greenville County areas.

So far, the mobile vaccine clinics have given out 1,700 vaccines in Greenville County at a half-dozen locations. Another seven locations, starting with Heritage Elementary School in Traveler's Rest on Saturday, are planned.

There are few people registered for the Saturday event and a Prisma Health doctor said she and people in the community there are trying to get more than 100 to turn out on Saturday.

The program is designed to reach out to groups that have not been able to get access to vaccines, often areas with elderly or large Black or Hispanic populations, said Dr. Kerry Sease, a pediatrician who is overseeing the Prisma mobile program and is the medical director of Prisma Health's Child Health Institute.

The Greenville program was funded with $1.8 million in federal CARES Act money that came through the county. It was among the largest recipients of federal money.

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The program also aims to reach people who don't have access to the Internet, which is often a requirement for vaccine appointments.

Sease told Greenville County Council members during a committee meeting Tuesday that the program has been working, reaching people who need and want the vaccine but haven't been able to get it.

County Council members praised the program. Council member Lynn Ballard said he has seen at least four of the mobile clinics in action and they have worked effectively.

The program began in February, with Prisma and other health care systems in the state.

It picked up interest for a while but demand has been dropping, as it has for fixed vaccination clinics statewide, Sease said.

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The program has been used just in Greenville County. There are other programs elsewhere in the state.

South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control officials said they are compiling information on other mobile programs in response to a request from The Greenville News.

The Prisma program is done drive-in style, people stay in their vehicles, sign up when they arrive, get the vaccine and wait for at least 15 minutes to make sure there are no complications.

Like other vaccine programs, there is no cost or insurance required to get the vaccine.

Sease said there are plans to repurpose the trucks once vaccinations are no longer needed, by using them as mobile informative kitchens, school health care replacements during summertime or other training purposes.

Other health care systems have expressed interest in having mobile programs. AnMed Health announced Tuesday that it was offering walk-in vaccinations, no appointment necessary, because demand for vaccine appointments has been falling.

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AnMed is planning workplace vaccinations and other programs and Dr. Michael Seemuller said mobile clinics would be a welcome addition to those efforts.

They are coming next to:

• Heritage Elementary 
• Sterling School
• Phyllis Wheatley Community Center
• Fountain Inn

Times and addresses will be updated, the mobile clinics are designed to not require Internet access so more people can be vaccinated.

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• Foreign Travel Immunizations

Please note:  Foreign travel immunization appointments will be scheduled starting May 1, 2023. Appointments will ONLY be scheduled if we have received your completed Foreign Travel Patient Questionnaire.

Often, adults and children alike need special immunizations if they are traveling to another country. At the  CDC's Travelers' Health  you'll find guidance about the vaccines you'll need and any travel notices posted for your destination.

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Before an appointment can be scheduled for foreign travel services, you must:

• Download the form below ( PDF ).
• Visit the Immunization Clinic to request a copy of the form during business hours .
• Call (828) 694-6015 to request a copy be mailed to you.
• Return the questionnaire with a copy of your immunization record. You can return the completed form in person, by mail or by fax at 828-697-4504. Do not email .
• Once we receive the completed form and your immunization record, the nurse will review them and call you to schedule your appointment. All scheduled appointments will be prioritized according to the date of travel.

We encourage you to consult the CDC travel website . Enter your destination countries and look for recommended or required vaccines. If you are able to determine the vaccines on your own and you do not require Yellow Fever, Japanese Encephalitis or Typhoid vaccines or Malaria Prophylaxis, we can provide other vaccines without a foreign travel consult. Please allow at least 4 weeks before the travel date to schedule an appointment for optimal protection. Vaccines take time to reach full effect.

Appointments are limited. If we are not able to meet your needs, other options are listed below:

• Advanced OccMed | Asheville, NC | 828-505-7033
• Passport Health  | Greenville, SC | 864-640-8154

Vaccine charges are separate and may be billable. The following fees are per person and not billable to insurance:

• Foreign Travel Consult Fee $50
• Malaria Prescription $11
• Yellow Fever Site Fee $11

Cash, check, and VISA, MasterCard and Discover credit cards or debit cards are accepted for payment.

Please be sure to bring your insurance card. We accept the following:

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USC Educational Foundation names Toni Torres-McGehee as winner of Outstanding Service Award

April 30, 2024  | Erin Bluvas,  [email protected]

Just one year after receiving the top service award from the National Association of Athletic Trainers (NATA), Toni Torres-McGehee has won another major service award. The exercise science associate professor has been selected as the winner of the 2024 USC Educational Foundation Outstanding Service Award .

“In well over two decades as a faculty member in higher education, I do not recall seeing anyone who has dedicated themselves to the betterment of the university and a willingness to serve as Dr. Torres-McGehee has,” says Shawn Arent , chair for the Arnold School’s Department of Exercise Science. “She exemplifies servant leadership in her approach, which also includes tremendous transparency, compassion, advocacy and support for those around her.”

I cannot think of a more deserving and well-rounded faculty member that embraces the long history of athletic training education while progressively pushing her program and self to imagine health care education differently.

Torres-McGehee’s service contributions span two main areas. As an expert in the field of athletic training and the director of the department’s athletic training programs , she makes an impact on the profession and students/future athletic trainers. She also serves as the school’s Associate Dean of Access and Collective Engagement and co-chair for USC’s Council of Academic Diversity Officers, advocating for marginalized individuals and groups in the university community and beyond.

Inspired by her mother’s dedication to service, the first-generation college student benefited from numerous mentors throughout her educational and professional journeys – never taking a moment for granted and vowing to pay it forward through her own good works. Those journeys have included associate’s (Cochise College), bachelor’s (Southern Utah University), master’s (Texas Tech University) and doctoral (The University of Alabama) degrees across the Southern United States before landing her first academic appointment at USC in 2006.

Over the years, her professional service has included numerous roles for scientific journals as well as NATA and the Commission on Accreditation for Athletic Training Education, which she currently leads as president. As the director of athletic training programs and the program director for its post-professional program, Torres-McGehee mentors both faculty and students – chairing research committees for six doctoral students, 82 master’s students and 25 undergraduates and advising students in the Maternal and Child Health Leadership, Education, and Advancement in Undergraduate Pathways (MCH LEAP) program.

With her Mexican American heritage shaping her childhood, Torres-McGehee has always brought a perspective of diversity and inclusion to her work – dating all the way back to her first days as an athletic trainer providing medical care to underserved patients in the panhandle of Texas. It has been an underlining theme throughout her career, from service to research to mentorship. In addition to the diversity, access and equity-related roles she has taken on with professional organizations and at the university, she has developed an athletic training outreach service program that provides services to eight counties in the state while exposing students to diverse clinical experiences.

“Dr. Torres-McGehee values globalization, international students and diverse backgrounds not only by race, but in religion, sexuality and thought,” Arent says. “She believes that by promoting these values, the students that graduate from the program will be better prepared to serve the local and global communities.”

In well over two decades as a faculty member in higher education, I do not recall seeing anyone who has dedicated themselves to the betterment of the university and a willingness to serve as Dr. Torres-McGehee has. She exemplifies servant leadership in her approach, which also includes tremendous transparency, compassion, advocacy and support for those around her.

Always pushing herself to learn more and make a bigger impact, Torres-McGehee considers leadership to be intertwined with service. She has completed the USC Pipeline for Academic Leaders Program, Southeastern Conference (SEC) Academic Leadership Development Program, SEC Academic Leadership Development Program Alumni Fellowship, and Shared-Equity Leadership Development Program. Torres-McGehee is currently an Education Advisory Board Rising Higher Education Leaders Fellow.

“I cannot think of a more deserving and well-rounded faculty member that embraces the long history of athletic training education while progressively pushing her program and self to imagine health care education differently,” Arent adds. “She recognizes that athletic training is public health and encourages the students in our program to give back to the community through a population-based health approach.”

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