Blood/Body Fluid Exposures - University Health Service

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Guidelines for Health Profession Students and Eastman Institute for Oral Health Residents

BLOOD EXPOSURE Hotline: (585) 275-2662

The University Health Service provides services for University of Rochester health profession students who experience blood/body fluid exposures (e.g., needlestick, splash).

Students should download all of the documents below and follow the instructions.

Blood Exposure Hotline and Checklist– For Health Professional Students
Source HIV Consent and Release
Expect the Test – HIV Teaching (NYS DOH)
Incident Report Instructions
Risk of Transmission – Patient Information Sheet

PLEASE NOTE: Hospital-based employees and other employees who experience a blood borne pathogen exposure (e.g., needle stick, eye splash) call Strong Employee Health hotline 585-275-1164. Please follow the instructions on the Strong Employee Health (SMH EH) website.