Occupational Health
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If you are an employee or student with concerns about COVID symptoms, exposure or possible
need for COVID-19 testing, call the Johns Hopkins COVID-19 Call Center (JHCCC)
at 443-287-8500 (option 1), 7am-7pm, 7 days a week.
If you are tested outside of the JHCCC, or need clearance to return to work after being tested, please call Occupational Health @ JHCCC at 443-287-8500 (option 2).
If you are recovering from another illness or have non-COVID-19-related inquiries,
please continue to call Occupational Health.
About Us
Both East Baltimore and Homewood Occupational Health Services supports all levels of Johns Hopkins Medical and University Institutions in the pursuit of a quality work environment that is free from recognized health, safety, and environment risks and is in compliance with applicable regulations. We provide direct access to professional expertise for employees in their pursuit of health and well being.
The vision of the Occupational Health Services as a part of Health Safety and Environment is a recognized partner of the Johns Hopkins Institution management team. Our technical knowledge is accepted as a valued and added service to the organization. Our proactive approach to collaborating, facilitating, and educating distinguishes us as a premier model in our field.
- Increase health and safety awareness education to all Hopkins employees.
- Facilitate regulatory compliance and avoid violations.
- Identify and define areas of management / employee responsibility and accountability in the HSE arena.
- Provide services in an innovative, cost effective manner.
- Establish, implement and review measurements.
- Foster ongoing cooperative, supportive relationships with our customers.
- Obtain and utilize resources and tools for maximum performance and productivity.
- Foster a creative, open work environment with supports out team, as well as individual, professional growth
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Our Services
Preventive Medicine | Pre-Employment Health Screening | Employee Assistance | Occupational Injury | Training | Other
Preventive Medicine
Immunizations
- Hepatitis B
- Rubella (German measles)
- Rubeola (measles)
- MMR (mumps, measles, rubeola)
- Varicella (chickenpox)
- Tetanus
- Vaccinia (smallpox)
- Rabies
- Influenza (flu)
Surveillance
- Tuberculosis - Screening for employees annually as required by regulations and for exposures to TB. Have questions about Tuberculosis Screening? Read these FAQs
- Hearing Conservation - Scheduling and reviewing hearing test then interviewing all exposed employees
- Respirator Program - Medical assessment including pulmonary function testing of all employees identified as needing to wear a respirator in their job assignment
- Laser Program - Scheduling and evaluation of all employees with laser exposure
- Ethylene Oxide Program - Periodic testing of employees with exposure as necessary
INH Evaluation
Evaluation and treatment as necessary for PPD converters
Communicable Disease Exposure
Evaluation and treatment of all employees identified as being exposed to patients with a communicable or contagious disease, i.e., varicella, meningitis, pertussis
HIV Testing
Free, confidential testing provided upon employee's request.
Pre-Employment Health Screening
- Blood work for Hct, STS, and Titers (Hep B, rubella, rubeola, varicella
- Vision check
- Urinalysis / drug screening
- TB testing (Have questions about Tuberculosis Screening? Read these FAQs)
- Tdap vaccination
- B/P, Pulse
- Review of health history
ADA Compliance
Job assessments and employee assessments for accommodation Handicapped parking as necessary
Physician Credentialing
- Review of records
- Immunize as necessary
- Urine Drug Screening
Return-to-duty Clearance
Employees absent from work for more than X days of due to a communicable or contagious disease. Employees with non-job related injuries / accidents Hospitalization / out-patient procedures.
Employee Assistance
Health Screening
- Employees c/o being sick at work
- Evaluation for ability to continue at work
- B/P checks
Health Evaluation
Employees are referred by supervisors prior to entering the disciplinary process for evaluation to assess medical problems affecting the employee's ability to work.
Drug Testing
Random and for cause drug testing of employees referred by supervisors or substance abuse counselors
Hearings
- Unemployment
- Grievance
- EEO testimony
Occupational Injuries
The Department of Occupational Health Services provides immediate treatment for all work related injuries and illness. We provide referrals to specialists within the Johns Hopkins Institutions and effective case management for injury prevention and control.
Homewood Campus
If you are injured at work, please notify your supervisor immediately and contact the Homewood Office of Occupational Health Services at 443.997.1700.
If an injury should occur on a night shift or weekend, please seek the appropriate medical treatment and follow-up with the Department of Occupational Health Services the next business day.
East Baltimore Campus
If you are injured at work due to an occupational injury please notify your supervisor immediately and contact the Injury Clinic Office in the Johns Hopkins Hospital at 410.955.6433.
For more information click HERE to visit the Injury Clinic Office.
Employee Incident Report Form & the Occupational Health Services Employee Information Form are available at the Health and Safety Forms web page.
Training
For more information click HERE to visit the Training page
Other
For more details about the following programs or services, please see below
Animal Exposure Surveillance Program (AESP)
Submission Instructions: The form should be submitted to Occupational Health Services. Please print out and fax the completed form to 410.955.1617.
Authorization for Release of Medical Records
Submission Instructions: Save and e-mail the form to Molly Price. Do not Fax.
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Contact Us
East Baltimore Campus
Shuttle service is available between the Hospital campus and the Church Professional Building.
Homewood Campus
We are located at C-160 of the Eastern H.S. Building.
Please view Transportation Services for the Shuttle schedules and maps to access the Homewood Campus.
Our Staff
Occupational Health Services (East Baltimore):
Minnie Sanders, CRNP - Director
Jennifer Miller, CRNP - Clinical Nurse Manager
Mary Higgins, BSN, RN
Lori Jennings, BSN, RN
Catherine Field-Flowers, RN
Lauren Madan, BSN, RN
Clint Darby, RN
Diane Rovnack, RN
Charmaine Farabee, RN
Stacy Stephens, RN
Joyce Douglas, RN
Nicole Sneed, RN
Carrie Roberts, RN
Diane (Ginger) Brown - CMA
Shakita Anderson - CMA
Latanya Cammon - CMA
Latia Harris - Administrative Supervisor
Shirley Kappel - OHS Service Coordinator
April Dorsey - OHS Service Coordinator
Jayla Cobb - OHS Service Coordinator
Audrey Hall - Data Entry Operator
Employee Health & Wellness Clinic:
Aiesha Wactor, CRNP - Lead NP
Chinwenda Carter, CRNP - NP
Tamra (Tammy) Driver, BSN, RN
Selena Noble - OHS Service Administrator
Homewood Campus:
Carol Schopman, RN - Occupational Health Nurse Manager
Lavonne Sewell, MSN, RN
Shelley Dixon, Administrative Coordinator
CPR Office:
Deborah Aksamit –BSN, RN - CPR Office Manager
Heather Newton, BS, RN - Resuscitation Data Abstractor
Frederico Arthese, RN - Training Coordinator
Kenneth Ford - Project Coordinator
Tiffany Bailey - OHS Service Administrator
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