The Placement Health Review is a required process for selected job positions at Duke University based on federal, state and University regulations and policies. The basic requirements are described below by job group. This listing is not exhaustive nor does it preclude additional interventions based on individual and job exposure variation. Placement health review information is maintained confidentially and separate from personnel and other Duke medical records.
Please bring all required documentation (see below) to your health review. Failure to provide documentation may result in a delay in start date.
- If you have questions or need clarification, please contact EOHW at 919-684-3136, option 2
Faculty and Staff in Patient Care Buildings
- Pre-Placement Health Assessment (includes Color Blindness Screening and Respirator Use Screening)
- Drug screening. Please bring a picture ID.
- Immunization and Health Requirements
- Placement Health Review FAQs
Faculty and Staff Working with Research Animals
- Health history review for Animal Handlers — This can be completed and submitted online at Health Review for Animal Handlers. Job pertinent health history information is collected.
- Those working with non-human primates must have tuberculosis screening and immunity to measles
- Official Documentation of your Tuberculosis (TB) status:
- Documentation of a TB skin test (mm induration) or TB blood test (IGRA) - within 1 year prior to start date at Duke. (Note- Individuals who are 55 years or older, have previous equivocal TB testing results, have a history of BCG vaccine, or are from TB endemic areas will be required to show proof of a two-step skin test), or
- Documentation of previous positive result for the TB skin test or blood test
- Those who have positive TB skin or blood test will need to provide documentation of chest x-rays, prior TB medication, and completed TB questionnaire form, described further in the FAQs.
- Official Documentation of your Measles immunity, either:
- Two doses of Measles vaccine or 2 (MMR) vaccines or
- A positive blood test (titer) for Measles (Rubella) Antibody IGG