• Occupational Health Enrollment 

     

    What is this? Texas A&M University is required by TAMUS, state, and federal regulations to provide an occupational health program for individuals who may have occupational risk of exposure to infectious biohazards or who have contact with animals. The program includes medical review and surveillance.

     

    The purpose of enrolling in the Biosafety Occupational Health Program annually is to evaluate your workplace hazards (e.g. infectious biohazards, animal allergens, etc.), and any new or existing health concerns that may be affected by these hazards. Annual enrollment also provides you an opportunity to request an appointment with the occupational health provider if you wish to discuss any of these concerns confidentially.

     

     If you have questions or require assistance, you may contact the medical provider directly at (979) 393-0161 or info@uohpartners.com

     

     Helpful hint: Mobile devices may be able to use device microphone to dictate answers.

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    • Work Environment 

    • Other potentially infectious materials (OPIM) in humans or non-human primates:

      • All body fluids where it is difficult or impossible to differentiate between body fluids
      • Amniotic fluid
      • Any body fluid visibly contaminated with blood
      • Any unfixed tissue or organ (other than intact skin) from a human or non-human primate (living or dead) 
      • Blood, organs, or other tissues from experimental animals infected with bloodborne pathogens
      • Cell, tissue, or organ cultures 
      • Cerebral spinal fluid
      • Culture media or other solutions containing bloodborne pathogens
      • Pericardial fluid
      • Peritoneal fluid
      • Pleural fluid
      • Saliva in dental procedures (whether or not there is visible blood present)
      • Semen
      • Synovial fluid
      • Vaginal secretions

    • This is to advise you that if you are accidentally exposed (needlestick, cut, mucous membrane splash), antiviral medication prophylaxis may be recommended ASAP.   Please report any potential exposure to your manager and TAMU Biosafety without delay.

    • After completing this form, you will receive an email with information on how you can contact EHS should a need arise. (You may need to check your spam/junk folder)

    • Exposure to Animals 
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    • Vaccinations 
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    • ->RECOMMENDATION:  You are overdue for Tetanus vaccination

    • --RECOMMENDATION: Tetanus vaccination is recommended every 10 years.

    • --RECOMMENDATION: The reviewer will determine if Hepatitis B vaccine is recommended for work

    • --RECOMMENDATION:  The reviewer will advise regarding eligibility for Rabies vaccine after review of your animal work.

    • --RECOMMENDATION:  A free Travel Health report can be obtained from info@uohpartners.com upon request.


    • Allergies or Asthma 

    • After completing this form, you will receive an email with information on Laboratory Animal Allergy Prevention.  (You may need to check your spam/junk folder)





    • Respirator use 

    • Immunity and Health Restrictions 

    • After completing this form, you will receive an email with information about reproductive hazards related to workplace exposure. (You may need to check your spam/junk folder)

    • Finish and Sign 

    • Consent: "I consent to send this information to Biosafety and the Occupational Health Physician (UOHP)."

      Certification: "I have completed this questionnaire to the best of my knowledge for medical clearance and the occupational health program requirements."

      Please review consent and certification. Sign your name by typing and press "Submit" below. For questions, comments, or concerns please contact: University Occupational Health Partners, phone (979) 393-0161 or info@uohpartners.com 

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