If you need to return a Quest test when the testing area is not open, please drop your at-home test in the bin in the lobby of the O'Hara Student Center near the testing room doors. Pittsburgh: O’Hara Student Center during testing hours (noon-6 p.m. Johnstown: Student Union, Office of Health and Counseling Services Greensburg: Chambers Hall, Information Desk EST Monday - FridayĪfter hours: 866-MYQUEST (86) Select “patient” On-Campus Quest Test Drop-Off Locationsīradford: Commons Building, Information Desk If you have questions about the Quest test kit: Student health service on your campus or will also receive the test results. You can access your test results through your MyQuest account. The average turnaround time for Quest tests is currently about 24 hours after the specimen is received at the lab. Put the requisition form in the side of your plastic bag that contains your completed test vial before returning it to Quest. Returning samples to Quest without requisitions in them delays test results. Make sure to follow all instructions carefully. Campus drop-off locations are listed below. Follow the instructions carefully on the testing kit to conduct an unobserved self-swab and mail it back to Quest. You have 48 hours to order your Quest test after being invited to do so. For faculty and staff: Please set up a Quest account through this link. Follow the instructions to order a test to your current address.Students living on campus should order their Quest testing kit to their residence hall mail room. Follow the instructions to order a test to your current address. For students: Please set up a Quest account through this link.Please order a test kit for next week immediately so that you are prepared for future weekly requirements.įind answers to frequently asked questions about Pitt's policy on mandatory COVID-19 testing.
If you have missed a Monday order date, please go to the on-campus testing location for asymptomatic testing this week. Unvaccinated or undisclosed individuals are required by the University to provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test between Monday-Saturday, every week of the term. Pitt considers it the responsibility of individuals who are exempt to comply with mandatory weekly testing, made possible through a partnership with Quest Diagnostics and available at no cost to Pitt community members. If you have already received a COVID-19 vaccine, please submit proof of your vaccination. The University of Pittsburgh requires vaccination to protect the health and safety of the entire community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
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