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Steps to be taken in the Event of a Workplace Injury/Illness

Step 1 - Seek treatment for the Injured Employee. 

Determine if the injury is an emergency that requires an ambulance or if it is a non-emergency, not life threatening injury.

There’s an injury on campus and it is an emergency:

• Call 911 and request that an ambulance is sent for the employee.  Provide the operator with as much detail as possible.  Call 911±¬ÁÏÍøPD at (972) 265-5911 (or ext 5911) to notify our police department of an emergency on campus.  Provide First Aid, if applicable.  Stay with the employee until first responders have arrived.  Be prepared to give the employee’s name and other information if the employee is incapacitated. 

There’s an injury on campus, it is during work hours, and it is not life threatening:

• Provide First Aid, if necessary.  Ask the employee if they’d like to seek treatment.  If yes, instruct the employee to visit the nearest occupational clinic.  If the employee is on campus, they may visit Concentra (5910 N Macarthur Blvd Ste 133, Irving, TX 75039). You can also search for a provider near the employee through the Coventry WC Provider Network.  

There’s an injury on campus and it is after hours (after 5pm or on the weekend):

•         If the nearest occupation clinic is closed, the employee can visit the nearest emergency room (hospital).            You may also search for a provider near the employee through the Coventry WC Provider Network.  

*Please note: The Student Health Clinic cannot be used for workers' compensation injuries as it is not an occupational clinic in the Coventry WC Provider Network.  All employees injured at work (including student workers) should be treated by an authorized WC provider.                   

Step 2 -  Report the injury to Human Resources.

Contact Eva Avila, Sr HR Generalist at (972) 721-5255 eavila@udallas.edu or email hr@udallas.edu.  If the injured employee seeks treatment from Concentra or another occupational clinic, HR may need to forward an Authorization for Examination or Treatment form or contact the clinic to give verbal authorization.  HR requires the following information to report the claim to The Hanover Insurance Group, 911±¬ÁÏÍø’s workers’ compensation insurance carrier:  the employee’s name, employee number, date and time of injury, nature of injury and body part exposed (what part of the employee’s body part is hurt), a description of how the injury/illness occurred, the supervisor’s name and supervisor’s contact information.  Injuries must be reported within 24 hours to Human Resources for mandated reporting.  It is also important to report injuries for the employee's claims to be processed timely by Hanover.   The employee and/or the employee's supervisor may be contacted if further information is needed.

Coventry Workers' Comp Provider Network Information & Form

Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) Program

The 911±¬ÁÏÍø utilizes the ZOLL AED Plus. AEDs are permanently located in the 911±¬ÁÏÍø Police Office in Haggar, on the 1st floor of the Gym, just inside the front entrance to the GSM building and on the wall outside

the public restrooms in the Church of the Incarnation. An AED is kept in the CSO patrol car at all times. In addition, the Athletics Department has two AED units that are designated to be on site at all athletic events.

For more information on the 911±¬ÁÏÍø AED Program, please visit 911±¬ÁÏÍø Police's website.