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Non-publicly Funded Tuberculin Skin Testing (TST)

TST is the first step to find out if a person has been infected with the tuberculosis (TB) germ. Medication to get rid of the TB germ is available, if needed.

TB skin tests that are required for work, school admission, immigration requirements or travel are not publicly funded and a fee will be charged. Non-publicly funded TST is available through the public health centres listed below or private providers.

Find a service near you

Location	Address	City
South Cariboo Health Centre	555 D Cedar Avenue	100 Mile House
Ashcroft Hospital and Community Health Care Centre	700 Ash-Cache Creek Hwy	Ashcroft
Clearwater Community Health	640 Park Drive	Clearwater
Creston Health Unit	312 - 15th Avenue North	Creston
Elkford Health Centre	212 Alpine Way	Elkford
Fernie Health Centre	1501-5th Avenue	Fernie
Golden Health Centre	835 - 9th Avenue South	Golden
Grand Forks Public Health	7441 2nd Street	Grand Forks
Invermere Health Centre	850 - 10th Avenue	Invermere
Kaslo Primary Health Centre	673 A Avenue - Lower Level	Kaslo
Lillooet Hospital & Health Centre	951 Murray Street	Lillooet
Logan Lake Primary Health Centre	5 Beryl Drive	Logan Lake
Merritt Public Health	3451 Voght Street	Merritt
Midway Health Unit	540 - 7th Avenue	Midway
Nakusp Health Unit	97 - 1st Avenue NE	Nakusp
Osoyoos Health Centre	4816 - 89th Street	Osoyoos
Princeton Health Centre	98 Ridgewood Drive	Princeton
Revelstoke Public Health	1200 Newlands Road	Revelstoke
Sparwood Primary Health Care	570 Pine Avenue	Sparwood

Details

Is a referral required?
No. An appointment is recommended.

Are there eligibility restrictions?
Yes. This service is available for work, school admission, immigration requirements or travel only.

Is there a cost?
Yes.

Language

We offer this service in the following language(s):

English

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We recognize and acknowledge that we are collectively gathered on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the seven Interior Region First Nations, where we live, learn, collaborate and work together. This region is also home to 15 Chartered Métis Communities. It is with humility that we continue to strengthen our relationships with First Nation, Métis, and Inuit peoples across the Interior.

Interior Health is committed to the elimination of racism and to Cultural Safety and Humility in our facilities and the communities we serve. Read the Statement on Racism, from the Interior Health Board of Directors.