Medical Emergencies
If a medical emergency arises, remain calm and summon help as soon as possible. Call the emergency number specific to your campus or dial 9-1-1. Provide the telephone dispatcher with the following information:
- Your name
- Description of incident
- Exact location of victim - provide as much detail as possible to be located quickly.
Automatic External Defibrillator (AED)
An automated external defibrillator (AED) is used in conjunction with cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to improve the chances of survival in a victim suffering from cardiac arrest. All Drexel University Police vehicles and Public Safety mobile units are equipped with AEDs. Drexel University Police and Public Safety personnel are certified in First Aid/CPR and AED use.
AED Locations
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Address |
Building |
Location |
3117 Chestnut Street |
Randell Hall |
1st floor next to Room 117 |
3250 Chestnut Street |
MacAlister Hall |
1st floor lobby by elevator |
3245 Chestnut Street |
Papadakis Integrated Sciences Building |
1st floor at Chestnut Street entrance |
3120 Market Street |
Bossone Research Enterprise Center |
1st floor lobby by Commonwealth elevators |
3215 Market Street |
Nesbitt Hall |
Lobby by fire alarm panel, west of main entrance |
3220 Market Street |
Gerri C. LeBow Hall |
Lobby by Starbucks |
3330 Market Street |
General Services Building |
Lobby by Market Street entrance |
3501 Market Street |
URBN Center |
Rear lobby by exit doors |
3401 Filbert Street |
URBN Center Annex |
Lobby |
3509 Spring Garden Street |
Dornsife Center |
School House by rear door (lower level) |
32 South 32nd Street |
Disque Hall |
1st floor lobby, south of elevators |
3201 Arch Street |
Building 81 |
Wall opposite Communications Center
Department of Public Safety, Suite 350
(no public access) |
3219 Arch Street |
Police Headquarters |
Inside on left wall |
3141 Chestnut Street |
Main Building |
1st floor, Chestnut Street Entrance |
3208 Chestnut Street |
Creese Student Center |
Information Desk |
3230 Chestnut Street |
Handschumacher Dining Center |
Bottom of stairs on left, near main entrance cash registers |
3215 Lancaster Avenue |
Armory |
Security Office |
3300 Market Street |
Hagerty Library |
1st floor behind circulation desk |
3301 Market Street |
Drexel Recreation Center |
On each floor (3 total) |
3315 Market Street |
Daskalakis Athletic Center (DAC) |
Security Office; Pool; Gym; Sports Medicine Center; outside Varsity Weight Room (5 total) |
3401 Market Street |
Student Health Center |
(1 total) |
201 N. 34th Street |
Northside Dining Terrace |
Hallway leading to kitchen, across from cashier |
420 N. 42nd Street |
Vidas Field |
1 at Security desk, 2 in Sports Medical Center (3 total) |
Address |
Building |
Location |
2900 Queen Lane |
College of Medicine |
1st floor Security desk |
Address |
Building |
Location |
1900 Race Street |
Academy of Natural Sciences |
19th Street entrance |
850 N. 11th Street |
Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services |
Rear hall |
245 N. 15th Street |
New College Building |
Lobby |
325 N. 15th Street |
Stiles Alumni Hall |
Behind Security desk |
Address |
Building |
Location |
No. 6 Boathouse Row |
Boathouse |
(1 total) |
Drexel EMS
Drexel EMS is a volunteer student organization that provides emergency medical care to Drexel's University City Campus and the immediate community.
Drexel EMS is certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Health as quick response service (QRS), rendering emergent, stabilizing aid, from the time you call for EMS, to the time a Philadelphia Fire Department unit arrives. At this time Drexel EMS does not provide emergency transport services, but does provide the same level of care as any Philadelphia Fire Department Basic Life Support (BLS) unit.
Drexel EMS is advised by the Department of Public Safety and receives medical direction from Drexel University's College of Medicine. Drexel EMS works closely with Drexel Police and the Department of Public Safety to provide the best pre-hospital care possible.
More information can be found on the Drexel EMS website.