COVID-19 Status Reporting

Are you symptomatic?

Have you been exposed to someone who is COVID-19 positive?

Have you tested positive?

 

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you must do the following.

Students

  • Quarantine until further guidance is received from Contact Tracing/University Health Service (UHS) personnel and do not attend any in-person activities.
  • Notify the following.
    • Office of Student Affairs (OSA):  Drs. TenHoeve (tenhoeve@uic.edu) or Agard (agard@uic.edu)
    • Director of Experiential Education:  Dr. Allen (Chicago students: sallen7@uic.edu) or Dr. Schriever (Rockford students:  aes@uic.edu);  Refer to COVID-19 Guidance Document on eValue
    • Preceptor (if you are on an IPPE or APPE)
  • Report your COVID status.
    • When completing the status reporting survey, please do the following.
      • Answer “YES” to the following question, “Are you a student on a clinical rotation currently, in the past two weeks, or in the next two weeks?” regardless of whether your IPPE or APPE falls within the timeframe in the question.
      • List Dr. TenHoeve as your supervisor, if asked.
    • Click on the Reporting Tool link to complete the status reporting survey.
  • Inform OSA, Dr. Allen/Dr. Schriever, and your preceptor (if on an APPE/IPPE) about guidance you receive from Contact Tracing/UHS.
  • Notify your course coordinators of need to quarantine if directed to do so by UHS/Contact Tracing.  You may participate in remote activities if you’re well enough.
  • Return to in-person activities once you’ve received clearance from UHS/Contact Tracing and you have informed OSA (and Dr. Allen/Dr. Schriever and your preceptor if on an APPE/IPPE).  Share your clearance with your course coordinators.

 

Employees

  • Quarantine until further guidance is received from UHS or Contact Tracing personnel and do not attend any in-person activities.
  • Report your COVID status using the Reporting Tool.
  • Notify your supervisor of the need to quarantine.  You may participate in remote activities if you’re well enough.
  • Return to in-person activities once you’ve received clearance from the UHS or Contact Tracing personnel.