All work-related injuries or illnesses require reporting within 24 hours.
Contacts
- Trish Lijana, Workers' Compensation Program Manager (P) 541-346-2907
- Tiffany Kyazze-Ntwatwa, Workers' Compensation Claims Manager (P) 541-346-5807
Report a workplace injury or illness
If emergency medical attention is required, call 911. If a non-emergency medical transport is required, please call UOPD non-emergency at 541-346-2919.
Online Workplace Injury Report
Download the pdf version of the Workplace Injury Report:
Email the completed form to workinjury@uoregon.edu within 24 hours.
File a Workers' Compensation Claim
If you seek medical treatment for a workplace injury or illness and would like to file a workers’ compensation claim, please follow these steps:
- Report the workplace injury or illness.
- Obtain a work release from your physician.
- Complete the top (employee) portion of the 801 form.
- Send both the work release from your physician, as well as the completed 801 form to workinjury@uoregon.edu.
Learn more about available medical treatment options for advice or treatment of an occupational injury.
Download the 801 Form:
Resources
Download and use this chart as a guide when determining what level of medical treatment is required following a workplace injury.
Information and resources on bloodborne pathogens and exposures.
State of Oregon Ombudsman for Injured Workers
This office was created by the Oregon Legislature to be an independent advocate for Oregon's injured workers. They may be able to help you informally resolve any problems or disputes that might arise between the parties involved in a claim, and they can answer your questions about the workers' compensation system. There is no charge for their services.
Successful remote work arrangements require careful planning and consideration for workspace, equipment, and resource management. Out of state workers with approved remote work agreements can access posting flyers with coverage details and regulations based on their location.