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Student physicals, titers and TB screening in Sunrise and Coconut Creek

Arrange a school physical, immunity titers or TB screening for your school or clinical placement at either Anling Health office. Bring your program’s requirements so the team can confirm the tests, paperwork, costs and timing before your visit. Self-pay students are welcome. We also accept nursing and nurse practitioner preceptorship inquiries.

Ask about a student visit Preceptorship inquiries

NP Bootcamp & preceptorship: speak with the Sunrise office supervisor

Why students come to us

Deadlines are real, so we treat them that way

Plan around your deadline

Tell the office your submission date when you call. Staff will confirm appointment availability and the expected timing for your tests and forms.

Affordable self-pay

Published rates, no insurance required. See the price list.

Coordinate your visit

Ask whether your exam and blood draws can be arranged together. A TB skin test needs a return visit; laboratory results and final paperwork may take longer.

Experienced preceptors

Our providers supervise students as well as treating them.

Services

What we provide for clearance

Annual student physical exam

A physical with vital signs and vision screening for school or clinical-program requirements. Tell the office what your form requires before scheduling, then bring it to the visit. Your provider determines what can be completed and whether additional tests or documentation are needed.

Routine blood work

Drawn in our office and used to monitor cholesterol, blood sugar, liver and kidney function, and complete blood count.

Immunity titers

Blood tests used to assess immunity to MMR (measles, mumps, rubella), Varicella (chickenpox) and Hepatitis B. Bring the exact titer names your program requests, along with any vaccination records, so the provider can discuss the appropriate tests.

Tuberculosis (TB) screening

Ask about the PPD skin test or QuantiFERON-TB Gold blood test listed among our student services. Bring your program’s required method and confirm availability with the office. Your provider will discuss which test is appropriate for you.

Before your student visit

Bring the requirements, confirm the plan

Your school or program checklist

  • The current clearance form and submission deadline.
  • The exact tests requested, including any required TB testing method.
  • Vaccination records and relevant results you already have.
  • Photo ID and instructions for where completed documents must go.

Questions for the office

  • Can the required exam and tests be arranged at this office?
  • Does the order require a provider visit, and is any preparation needed?
  • What are the current visit, test and paperwork charges?
  • When should I expect results, and how will I receive the completed form?

Your program decides which documentation it accepts. A clinic visit does not guarantee that every requirement will be completed that day. For general visit preparation, see our first-visit guide; for a planned draw, see lab hours and testing arrangements.

Plan time for TB screening and results

A PPD skin test needs a return visit to have the result read by a trained healthcare professional 48–72 hours after placement, according to CDC guidance. Arrange that return visit with the office before the test is placed. If your program specifies two-step testing, tell the office when you schedule.

A TB blood test uses a blood sample and does not need a return visit to read a skin reaction. Laboratory processing and any follow-up still take time. Confirm your program’s requirements, the available test, the current cost and the expected result date with the office.

For titers and other blood work, turnaround depends on the panel and laboratory. Ask how results will reach you and whether the physical form must wait for them.

Choose an office for your student physical or testing

Both offices close for lunch from noon to 1:30 PM. Fasting draws are in the morning only; ask whether your particular order needs fasting. The office confirms appointment and return-visit times. Please discuss medical details directly with staff.

The Anling Health clinic waiting area where students complete their preceptorship hours.

For nursing & NP students

Preceptorship site for nursing and nurse practitioner students

Anling Health accepts nursing and nurse practitioner students for supervised clinical hours in a working primary care practice — real patients, real charting, and mentorship from board-certified providers who remember what the training was like.

  • Supervised primary care experience at both offices
  • One-to-one mentorship from a DNP-prepared preceptor
  • Exposure to preventive care, chronic disease management, in-house lab and EKG

Placement is limited and eligibility depends on your program’s affiliation requirements. Call the Sunrise office and ask for the office supervisor, our main contact for prospective students. Discuss your program, learning goals, required clinical hours and preferred dates so we can review fit and availability together.

Call Sunrise: 954-900-8981 Student inquiry guidance

NP Bootcamp & preceptorship inquiries

Call Sunrise and ask for the office supervisor.

The Sunrise office supervisor is the main contact for prospective nursing students and NPs, including those interested in NP Bootcamp. A phone conversation lets us discuss your goals, program requirements, available opportunities and what to expect from our preceptors.

If you previously signed up for program emails or are waiting for NP Bootcamp details, please call for current information. A conversation does not reserve a placement or confirm enrollment.

Speak with the Sunrise office

Call 954-900-8981

Ask for the office supervisor about NP Bootcamp or preceptorship.

Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–5:30 PM Eastern.
Closed for lunch, noon–1:30 PM.

If the phone lines are busy, email anlinghealth@gmail.com as a fallback. Calling is the preferred first step.

Need a school physical, titers or TB screening? Use the patient visit options at either office.

Student FAQs

Before you book

How quickly can I get my results?

Turnaround depends on the panel and laboratory. Ask the office for the expected result date and how to obtain your documents. A PPD skin test requires a return visit 48 to 72 hours after placement. See TB screening timing and share your school deadline before scheduling.

What should I bring?

Your program’s clearance form, any immunization records you already have, photo ID, and the name of the person or portal the results must be sent to.

Do you take students without insurance?

Yes — self-pay is welcome and the rates are published on our pricing page. Lab panels are quoted separately; ask before your draw.

Which office should I choose?

Choose the office that is easier to reach and confirm your required services with its team. Sunrise lab draws start at 8:30 AM; Coconut Creek starts at 9:00 AM. Use the office phone numbers to arrange your visit.

Will my school clearance be finished in one visit?

That depends on the form, tests and results your program requires. Ask whether the exam and blood draws can be coordinated. A PPD skin test requires a return visit, and laboratory results or additional documentation can take longer. Bring your program checklist so the office can discuss the timeline.

Get cleared, get started

Arrange a student physical at either office. For NP Bootcamp or clinical placements, call the Sunrise office supervisor.