The Division of Occupational Health and Safety (DOHS) provides a safe and healthy work environment for employees, patients and visitors. Through surveillance, consultation, training and education, DOHS develops and implements the following NIH-wide safety and health programs.
Occupational Medical Service (OMS) Building 10, Room 6C306 - (301) 496-4411
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Training (clinical)
- Flu Vaccination Program
- Mandatory Reporting of Work-related Injuries and Illnesses
- Medical Surveillance Programs
- Preplacement Evaluations for Employees and Summer Students
- Travel Vaccinations
- Triage and Treatment for Work-Related Illnesses and Injuries
Employee Health & Safety Programs
- Asbestos Management
- Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Training
- Blood Pressure Monitoring Stations
- CPR Training (non-clinical)
- Employee Assistance Services - Counseling and Workshops
- Ergonomics - Workstation Evaluations - Exercises and Stretches
- Food and Drinking Water Safety
- Indoor Air Quality Monitoring and Assessments
- Integrated Pest Management Services
- Mold and Water Intrusion Investigations
- Nursing Mother's Program
- Safety Shoe Program
Laboratory-Related Services
- Biological Safety Cabinet Certification
- Chemical Fume Hood Testing
- Formaldehyde and Other Chemical Surveillance
- Laboratory Clearance - Prior to Renovation or Relocation
- Laser Safety
- Nanoparticle Monitoring
- Respiratory Protection
- Safe Lab Practices and Procedures
- Safety Data Sheets
- Training: - Bloodborne Pathogens - Laboratory - Student Training (S.T.A.R.S.)
Biological Safety Compliance
- Biological Materials Shipping
- Biosurety Program
- Biorisk Management
- Import/Export Biological Materials
- Pathogen and Recombinant DNA Registrations
- Quarantine Permit Service Office (QPSO)
- Select Agent Program
Publications, training opportunities and additional information regarding DOHS branches and programs are available on our website. Additional information can also be provided by your safety and health specialist. For more information, visit DOHS at https://dohs.ors.od.nih.gov/.
