Office of Medical Education

Graduate Medical Education

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Graduate Medical Education

  • Lee Engel, MD, PhD, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs,
    Designated Institutional Official (DIO)
  • 504-568-4006
  • 504-599-1453
  • 2020 Gravier Street, Suite 602
    New Orleans, LA 70112

Needle Stick/Exposure Incident Protocol

https://www.lsuhsc.edu/administration/hrm/workerscomp.aspx

Workers' Compensation

 

Workers' Compensation coverage is provided to LSU Health - New Orleans employees through the Office of Risk Management, Office of Workers' Compensation, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Students of the university are not covered by this program. All work-related Incidents and accidents should be reported in accordance with the Incident and Accident Reporting and Investigation Policy. Forms and instructions can be found on the Environmental Health and Safety Incident and Accident Reporting webpage.

Email: workerscomp@lsuhsc.edu  

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Workers' Compensation Procedure

Workers' Compensation Procedure

  1. Report the Incident: Immediately report any workplace injury to your supervisor, even if it does not require immediate medical evaluation.

  2. Submit Your Claim: The DA 2000 form can be accessed online and reported using the EH&S SafetyStratus Reporting webpage located here. Complete the DA 1973 form and then email a scanned copy to the HRM Department at workerscomp@lsuhsc.edu.

  3. Case Review: The HR team will initiate the claims process with the Sedgwick Claims Team.  Injured employees should adhere to all guidance provided by their health care team to expedite recovery.

Sedgwick Claims Management Services is our designated third-party administrator for workers’ compensation claims.  Following an on-the-job injury, be advised you may be contacted via phone/email by a member of the Sedgwick Claims Processing Team to provide additional information relative to your claim. LAORM | Sedgwick

If your incident happens outside of working office hours, please seek appropriate medical attention immediately, then contact HRM Workers' Compensation on the next working day.

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