Staff
- Dr. D.K. Gunawardana
MBBS (Cey)
- Dr. A. Weerasingha
MBBS (Cey)
- Dr. I Pathirana
BDS (SL)
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- Mr. K.L.R.L. Perera (Technical
officer)
- Ms. K. Dias (Pharmacist)
- Mrs. W. Gunasekara (nurse)
- Mr. L. H.S.B.P. Kumara (PHI)
- Mrs. R.L. Nirisha (Pharmacist)
- Mr. A. Yasasiri (Attendant)
Mrs. M. Seetha (Attendant)
- Mrs. G. Nilanthi (Attendant)
- Mr. G. Lionel (Labourer)
- Mr. H. Dharmasena
(Labourer)
- Mr. W.
Gunasekara (Labourer)
Every student must face a medical test when
he/she enters to the University . The aim of this test is to determine
whether the student has suitable
health conditions to continue the academic career without difficulties. If a
student is found to be suffering from a severe disease, he/she is directed
to special clinics in the hospital for treatments . During the academic
year, the medical center is open for treatment for student as well as staff
from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm on weekdays. All drugs are free of charge. If a
prescribed drug is not available in the clinic, the expenses will be
reimbursed by the University.
Medical Certificates
If a student is unable to attend lectures
and/or practical classes due to an illness he/she should inform the
university medical officer within a week. If a student wishes he/she can get
medical assistance from a government or a private doctor. However, the
medical certificates issued by them should be approved by the university
medical officer.
Illness during examination period
If a student is unable to sit for the exam
due to an illness he/she should inform the university medical officer and
the examinations branch immediately. The medical certificates obtained from
outside medical officers should be submitted to the examinations branch
within 3 days with the approval of the university medical officer.
