The occupational health center provides on-site services for Stanford University faculty and staff for work related:

  • injuries
  • illnesses
  • medical surveillance
  • immunizations

Environmental Safety Facility (ESF)
484 Oak Road, Second Floor
Stanford, CA 94305-8007

(650) 725-5308

Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

On-Site Services Provided

Medical Surveillance & Immunizations
Medical surveillance is the process of evaluating workers’ health as it relates to their potential occupational exposures to hazardous agents.

Medical surveillance, including:

  • Tuberculosis screening
  • Vision exams for laser users
  • Respirator use clearances
  • Hearing tests
  • Focused physical exams
  • Urinalysis
  • Blood tests

Immunizations:

  • Hepatitis A
  • Hepatitis B
  • Varivax (chicken pox)
  • MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
  • Tetanus boosters
  • Others as required by potential work exposures

Employee Work-related Injury & Illness Care
Initial and on-going care is provided.

Services include:

  • First aid
  • Evaluation and management of work-related injuries/illnesses which may include:
    • Medications
    • Exercise/stretching programs
    • Referral to physical therapy
    • Medical treatment (e.g., splints, crutches)
    • Work status reports
    • Diagnostic testing

Examples of injuries and illnesses treated:

  • Cuts, abrasions
  • Sprains/strains (back, knee, wrist, etc.)
  • Repetitive stress injuries
  • Bloodborne pathogen exposures (e.g., needle sticks, blood splash)
  • Animal bites
  • Non-human primate exposures
  • Chemical exposures
  • Laser exposures
  • Radiation exposures

Reporting Work-related Accidents, Incidents & Exposures of Employees

  • Inform supervisor.
  • Call Occupational Health Center for evaluation: (650) 725-5308 if event involves a work-related injury or illness
  • Complete an SU-17, available at https://su17.stanford.edu.

Medical Care in Emergencies and After Hours

For immediate life-threatening emergencies, call 9-911 from a campus phone (or 211 in Medical Center) and/or go to:

Stanford Hospital Emergency Department
1199 Welch Road
Stanford, CA 94304

(650) 723-5111

Figure 1. Natural History of Chronic HBV Infection
Potential Outcome of Untreated Hepatitis B Infection (Adapted from Feitelson, Lab Invest 1994)