Faculty, Staff and Contractors
Faculty, staff, contractors and students newly approved to work on campus in Spring 2021
- Sign the Georgetown University Community Compact by completing the Spring 2021 Affirmation in GU360.
- Become a One Medical member using your NetID email. As part of registration, you must authorize One Medical to receive COVID-19 test results and health data self-reported through the mobile application and to release COVID-19 test results and daily risk assessment information reported through the mobile application to Georgetown.
- Georgetown will continue to comply with all applicable privacy, confidentiality and public health laws related to collection and maintenance of testing and other health-related records.
- Instructions for Registering for a One Medical Account With a Computer
- If you have a personal account with One Medical, you will need to convert your account to a Georgetown University account. Please email hello@onemedical.com with your name, date of birth and your Georgetown email address so a team member can convert your account.
- Get an initial test taken at a University testing site.
- Instructions for How to Get a COVID-19 Test
- Instructions for the Spring 2021 COVID-19 Testing Process
- Get a second test three to five days after the first test. Do not wait to receive the results of your first test before scheduling your second test.
- You will be eligible to access campus after you receive a negative result from your second test.
- Fill out the COVID-19 Daily Check-in survey in the GU360 app before arriving on campus. Information from this survey will be used to assist the University with providing health and other services for anyone who may or does have COVID-19, as well as helping to prevent exposure to those community members who do not have the virus.
- Instructions to install and use the GU360 app on your Android or Apple iOS mobile device
- Instructions for Getting and Using Your Green GU360 Building Access Badge
- Get retested regularly in accordance with the Georgetown University COVID-19 Testing Protocol and follow all public health instructions about quarantine and isolation.
Residential Students
Students approved to live on campus in Spring 2021
Students traveling from a non-Georgetown location in Washington, DC, Maryland or Virginia
- Complete the Spring 2021 Affirmation.
- Become a One Medical member using your NetID email. As part of registration, you must authorize One Medical to receive COVID-19 test results and health data self-reported through the mobile application and to release COVID-19 test results and daily risk assessment information reported through the mobile application to Georgetown.
- Georgetown will continue to comply with all applicable privacy, confidentiality and public health laws related to collection and maintenance of testing and other health-related records.
- Instructions for Registering for a One Medical Account With a Computer
- If you have a personal account with One Medical, you will need to convert your account to a Georgetown University account. Please email hello@onemedical.com with your name, date of birth and your Georgetown email address so a team member can convert your account.
- Activate your GOCard at least two days prior to your assigned move-in date.
- Fill out the COVID-19 Daily Check-in survey in the GU360 app before arriving on campus. Information from this survey will be used to assist the University with providing health and other services for anyone who may or does have COVID-19, as well as helping to prevent exposure to those community members who do not have the virus.
- Instructions to install and use the GU360 app on your Android or Apple iOS mobile device
- Instructions for Getting and Using Your Green GU360 Building Access Badge
- Get tested regularly in accordance with the Georgetown University COVID-19 Testing Protocol. All residential students must get tested twice each week. Ideally, tests should be taken three to five days apart.
- Instructions for How to Get a COVID-19 Test
- Instructions for the Spring 2021 COVID-19 Testing Process
- Follow all public health instructions about quarantine and isolation.
Students traveling from any state or country outside of Washington, DC, Maryland or Virginia
- Complete the Spring 2021 Affirmation.
- Become a One Medical member using your NetID email. As part of registration, you must authorize One Medical to receive COVID-19 test results and health data self-reported through the mobile application and to release COVID-19 test results and daily risk assessment information reported through the mobile application to Georgetown.
- Georgetown will continue to comply with all applicable privacy, confidentiality and public health laws related to collection and maintenance of testing and other health-related records.
- Instructions for Registering for a One Medical Account With a Computer
- If you have a personal account with One Medical, you will need to convert your account to a Georgetown University account. Please email hello@onemedical.com with your name, date of birth and your Georgetown email address so a team member can convert your account.
- Activate your GOCard at least two days prior to your assigned move-in date
- Return the free COVID-19 testing home kit within 72 hours prior to your return to Washington, DC, and self-quarantine following the test. Do not travel if your test is positive.
- You must review and update your primary address in your One Medical account via the account profile to match the address where the kit should be shipped at least seven days prior to your return.
- Students traveling from non-U.S. locations should get tested with a third-party health care provider and send your test results directly to Georgetown’s chief public health officer at covid19-test-results@georgetown.edu.
- Fill out the COVID-19 Daily Check-in survey in the GU360 app before arriving on campus. Information from this survey will be used to assist the University with providing health and other services for anyone who may or does have COVID-19, as well as helping to prevent exposure to those community members who do not have the virus.
- Instructions to install and use the GU360 app on your Android or Apple iOS mobile device
- Instructions for Getting and Using Your Green GU360 Building Access Badge
- Get a second test upon arrival to campus, then begin self-quarantining.
- Instructions for How to Get a COVID-19 Test
- Instructions for the Spring 2021 COVID-19 Testing Process
- Get a third test three to five days after arriving in DC.
- Upon notification from a care navigator of a negative result from your third test you may exit self-quarantine.
- Get retested regularly in accordance with the Georgetown University COVID-19 Testing Protocol. All residential students must get tested twice each week. Ideally, tests should be taken three to five days apart.
- Follow all public health instructions about quarantine and isolation.
Neighborhood Students
Students living in the Neighborhoods of Georgetown, Burleith of Foxhall in Spring 2021
Students traveling from a non-Georgetown location in Washington, DC, Maryland or Virginia
- Complete the Spring 2021 Affirmation in GU360.
- Become a One Medical member using your NetID email. As part of registration, you must authorize One Medical to receive COVID-19 test results and health data self-reported through the mobile application and to release COVID-19 test results and daily risk assessment information reported through the mobile application to Georgetown.
- Georgetown will continue to comply with all applicable privacy, confidentiality and public health laws related to collection and maintenance of testing and other health-related records.
- Instructions for Registering for a One Medical Account With a Computer
- If you have a personal account with One Medical, you will need to convert your account to a Georgetown University account. Please email hello@onemedical.com with your name, date of birth and your Georgetown email address so a team member can convert your account.
- Get tested regularly in accordance with the Georgetown University COVID-19 Testing Protocol.
- Instructions for How to Get a COVID-19 Test
- Instructions for the Spring 2021 COVID-19 Testing Process
- Follow all public health instructions about quarantine and isolation.
Students traveling from any state or country outside of Washington, DC, Maryland or Virginia
- Complete the Spring 2021 Affirmation in GU360.
- Become a One Medical member using your NetID email. As part of registration, you must authorize One Medical to receive COVID-19 test results and health data self-reported through the mobile application and to release COVID-19 test results and daily risk assessment information reported through the mobile application to Georgetown.
- Georgetown will continue to comply with all applicable privacy, confidentiality and public health laws related to collection and maintenance of testing and other health-related records.
- Instructions for Registering for a One Medical Account With a Computer
- If you have a personal account with One Medical, you will need to convert your account to a Georgetown University account. Please email hello@onemedical.com with your name, date of birth and your Georgetown email address so a team member can convert your account.
- Get a COVID-19 test 72 hours prior to your return to DC, and self-quarantine following the test. Do not travel if your test is positive. To fulfill this requirement, you can:
- Get tested at any one of the 85+ One Medical locations nationwide; the cost will be billed to your insurance, though most insurance companies are covering the full cost of COVID-19 testing. Members can book a testing appointment online or in the One Medical app, entering a reason for the visit (ex: “COVID test”), selecting “COVID PCR Test” as your appointment type, and selecting a location and time.
- Get tested with a third-party health care provider.
- Self-quarantine upon your return to the Neighborhoods.
- Get a second test three to five days after arriving in the Neighborhoods.
- Instructions for How to Get a COVID-19 Test
- Instructions for the Spring 2021 COVID-19 Testing Process
- End self-quarantine upon receiving a negative test result from your second test.
- Continue to get tested in accordance with the University’s COVID-19 Testing Protocol.
- Follow all public health instructions about quarantine and isolation.
Non-Residential Students Studying on Campus
Non-residential students coming to campus in Spring 2021 for class or studying
Students traveling from a non-Georgetown location in Washington, DC, Maryland or Virginia
- Complete the Spring 2021 Affirmation in GU360.
- Become a One Medical member using your NetID email. As part of registration, you must authorize One Medical to receive COVID-19 test results and health data self-reported through the mobile application and to release COVID-19 test results and daily risk assessment information reported through the mobile application to Georgetown.
- Georgetown will continue to comply with all applicable privacy, confidentiality and public health laws related to collection and maintenance of testing and other health-related records.
- Instructions for Registering for a One Medical Account With a Computer
- If you have a personal account with One Medical, you will need to convert your account to a Georgetown University account. Please email hello@onemedical.com with your name, date of birth and your Georgetown email address so a team member can convert your account.
- Fill out the COVID-19 Daily Check-in survey in the GU360 app before arriving on campus. Information from this survey will be used to assist the University with providing health and other services for anyone who may or does have COVID-19, as well as helping to prevent exposure to those community members who do not have the virus.
- Instructions to install and use the GU360 app on your Android or Apple iOS mobile device
- Instructions for Getting and Using Your Green GU360 Building Access Badge
- Get tested regularly in accordance with the Georgetown University COVID-19 Testing Protocol.
- Instructions for How to Get a COVID-19 Test
- Instructions for the Spring 2021 COVID-19 Testing Process
- Follow all public health instructions about quarantine and isolation.
Students traveling from any state or country outside of Washington, DC, Maryland or Virginia
- Complete the Spring 2021 Affirmation in GU360.
- Become a One Medical member using your NetID email. As part of registration, you must authorize One Medical to receive COVID-19 test results and health data self-reported through the mobile application and to release COVID-19 test results and daily risk assessment information reported through the mobile application to Georgetown.
- Georgetown will continue to comply with all applicable privacy, confidentiality and public health laws related to collection and maintenance of testing and other health-related records.
- Instructions for Registering for a One Medical Account With a Computer
- If you have a personal account with One Medical, you will need to convert your account to a Georgetown University account. Please email hello@onemedical.com with your name, date of birth and your Georgetown email address so a team member can convert your account.
- Get a COVID-19 test 72 hours prior to your return to DC, and self-quarantine following the test. Do not travel if your test is positive. To fulfill this requirement, you can:
- Get tested at any one of the 85+ One Medical locations nationwide; the cost will be billed to your insurance, though most insurance companies are covering the full cost of COVID-19 testing. Members can book a testing appointment online or in the One Medical app, entering a reason for the visit (ex: “COVID test”), selecting “COVID PCR Test” as your appointment type, and selecting a location and time.
- Get tested with a third-party health care provider.
- When you arrive in DC, continue to quarantine in your residence.
- Get a second test at a University testing site three to five days after arrival in Washington, DC.
- Instructions for How to Get a COVID-19 Test
- Instructions for the Spring 2021 COVID-19 Testing Process
- End self-quarantine upon receiving a negative test result from your second test.
- Fill out the COVID-19 Daily Check-in survey in the GU360 app before arriving on campus. Information from this survey will be used to assist the University with providing health and other services for anyone who may or does have COVID-19, as well as helping to prevent exposure to those community members who do not have the virus.
- Instructions to install and use the GU360 app on your Android or Apple iOS mobile device
- Instructions for Getting and Using Your Green GU360 Building Access Badge
- Get a third test three to five days after your second test, and then get retested regularly in accordance with the Georgetown University COVID-19 Testing Protocol.
- Follow all public health instructions about quarantine and isolation.