Strong community participation helped Carolina defend its national title in a university flu vaccination competition.

Due to the significant increase in the volume of calls to the University Employee Occupational Health Clinic (UEOHC), employees are to follow the current CDC guidance (as of January 9, 2022). Please note that UEOHC staff will be prioritizing critical healthcare employees.

Well before COVID-19, Pauli helped keep Carolina employees healthy and safe, but her contact-tracing work has been especially important during Carolina’s response to the pandemic.

October is the optimum month to get a flu vaccination, and shots are available at the Student Stores Pharmacy, University Employee Occupational Health Clinic and clinics across campus.

There are multiple locations and times for Carolina community members to obtain a flu vaccination on campus with no appointment this fall.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and to fulfill OSHA ETS for healthcare requirements, UNC-Chapel Hill has developed a COVID-19 Safety Plan to be used in addition to previously implemented policies, trainings, recordkeeping, and reporting procedures.

Here’s what Carolina’s frontline essential workers need to know about their next steps to getting a COVID-19 vaccination.

For the third year in a row, Carolina takes the title for flu vaccinations.

EHS is partnering with the Orange County Health Department and OptumServe for a new COVID-19 testing site at the R7 Parking Lot (725 Martin Luther King Blvd., Chapel Hill) starting Mon., Nov. 16.