Occupational Medicine
Campus Health partners with NC State Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) to offer and house some of the occupational medicine services provided to employees. If you are an NC State employee, it may be recommended or required that you participate in medical surveillance based upon the type of work you perform, your work environment and the potential for hazardous exposure at work. Examples of conditions that may require medical surveillance are respirator use, loud noise, international travel, contact with animals, or the exposure to lead, Hepatitis B, rabies, or organophosphate/pesticide sprays. Use the link below to visit the EHS webpage and learn more about occupational medicine, including how to make an appointment.