The OH&S Employee Health Program (Program) is designed to focus on anticipating, recognizing, evaluating, and controlling potential health and safety hazards and environmental factors that may affect the health, comfort, or productivity of the entire research campus community.

The program accomplishes these goals through risk assessment, risk management, risk education, and preventive medicine (health maintenance). Medical surveillance is a critical component of effective occupational health programs and involves the evaluation of health risks associated with an individual’s exposure to animals and hazardous agents.

The initial evaluation establishes a baseline of an individual’s health and potential exposure risks and health status. Subsequent biennial periodic reviews and updates are then performed to assess an individual’s changing risks. In many cases, an initial evaluation and risk assessment is all that is necessary until an update is required. For some individuals, however, a clinical examination and vaccination(s) may be required as well.

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