The following instructions illustrate and explain how to how to comply with UAH's tuberculosis screening requirements via UAH's secure Charger Health Portal. If you have any questions, please contact the Student Health Center at immunizations@uah.edu or call us at 256.824.6948.
On a Computer
Step 1
Log in to the Charger Health Portal.
Step 2
Confirm your identity by answering the prompt.
Step 3
Click Immunization Requirement Clearances button.
Step 4
On the Medical Clearances for New Student page, scroll down and click the green Update button for the TB Screen - Risk Form menu item.
Step 5
The TB Screening page will load. Please answer all six questions truthfully and click Submit when you are finished.
Step 6
You will be sent back to the Medical Clearances for New Student menu. A green Success banner will appear at the top of the window, indicating that your form was successfully submitted.
Step 7
If your responses were satisfactory, you will see Compliant and Satisfied in the Status column of the TB Screen - Risk Form row. You do not need to do anything else unless notified by clinic staff. If you receive notification that further action is required, proceed to Step 8.
Step 8
If one or more of your responses were unsatisfactory, you will be prompted to send a message requesting further screening. If this is the case, click the Messages menu item.
Step 9
The Secure Messages Inbox page will load. Click the New Message button.
Step 10
On the next page, select the Student Health option and click Continue.
Step 11
On the next page, select the I need further screening for TB clearance option and click Continue.
Step 12
The Compose New Secure Message page will load. Please answer all of the required questions in the Tuberculosis screening, further information section. If a document of proof is required, click the gray Add attachment… button and upload the requested document. When finished, click Send.
Step 13
The Secure Message Sent page will load. The nurse will review your information and advise further testing if needed. You may click Proceed to return to the main menu, or Log Out to leave the site.
On a Mobile Device
Step 1
Log in to the Charger Health Portal.
Step 2
Confirm your identity by answering the prompt.
Step 3
Click Immunization Requirement Clearances button.
Step 4
On the Medical Clearances for New Student page, scroll down and click the green Update button for the TB Screen - Risk Form menu item.
Step 5
The TB Screening page will load. Please answer all six questions truthfully and click Submit when you are finished.
Step 6
You will be sent back to the Medical Clearances for New Student menu. A green Success banner will appear at the top of the window, indicating that your form was successfully submitted.
Step 7
If your responses were satisfactory, you will see Compliant and Satisfied in the Status column of the TB Screen - Risk Form row. You do not need to do anything else unless notified by clinic staff. If you receive notification that further action is required, proceed to Step 8.
Step 8
If one or more of your responses were unsatisfactory, the green banner at the top of the page will prompt you to send a message requesting further screening.
Step 9
To send the message, click the three-line menu icon to activate the drop-down menu and then click the Messages menu item.
Step 10
The Secure Messages Inbox page will load. Click the New Message button.
Step 11
On the next page, select the Student Health option and click Continue.
Step 12
On the next page, select the I need further screening for TB clearance option and click Continue.
Step 13
The Compose New Secure Message page will load. Please answer all of the required questions in the Tuberculosis screening, further information section. If a document is required, click the Add attachment… button and upload the requested document. When finished, click Send.
Step 14
The Secure Message Sent page will load. Your requirements have been met. You may click Proceed to return to the main menu, or Log Out to leave the site. Clinic staff will notify you when your tuberculosis risk status has been determined.
