Employee Resources
Where to Turn For Help at Hopkins

Imminent Danger...

If you see physically violent behavior and/or feel the threat of violence is imminent, call campus security or 911.

All calls for security assistance, reports of crimes and suspicious activity should be made to your local Security Communications Center:

Bayview Medical Center (410) 550-0333
(24 hours/7 days)
Howard County General Hospital (410) 740-7911
(24 hours/7 days)
Johns Hopkins Hospital –
East Baltimore Campus
(410) 955-5585
(24 hours/7 days)

To report an incident of workplace violence...

or if you believe an employee is potentially dangerous but the threat of violence is not imminent, call your local Human Resources office:

Bayview Medical Center (410) 550-0433
Howard County General Hospital (410) 740-7851
Johns Hopkins Hospital –
East Baltimore Campus
(410) 955-6783

For support if you are the victim of (or witnessed) workplace violence...

you may wish to speak confidentially with a counselor. Please contact your local Employee Assistance Program office:

Bayview Medical
Center
EAP (410) 550-0106
Howard County
General Hospital
Business Health Services
www.BHSonline.com
1 (800) 765-3277
Johns Hopkins Hospital –
East Baltimore Campus
FASAP
www.fasap.org
(410) 287-7000

Additional employee resources:

Johns Hopkins Hospital

Faculty, staff and students may find information and resources related to safety at the Johns Hopkins Institutions at: http://www.safeathopkins.org/

Johns Hopkins Institutions Health Safety & Environment
600 N. Wolfe Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21205 USA
Phone (410) 955-5918
Fax (410) 955-5929

The goal of Health, Safety & Environment is to promote the health and productivity of employees of the Johns Hopkins Institutions by the prevention and management of occupational and environmental injuries, illnesses and disabilities.

Policy Information:

For your convenience we are providing links to relevant policies; however, for the most up-to-date information please contact your local Human Resources office.

Bayview Medical Center

Bayview Workplace Violence Policy

Howard County General Hospital

Howard County employees can access their employer's policy regarding workplace violence by accessing the Meditech library via the intranet. Relevant policy is listed under "Human Resources Policies – Policy A-10, Non-Violent Workplace."

Johns Hopkins Hospital

Medical care for occupational injury is provided by The Johns Hopkins Hospital in accordance with the Maryland Workers Compensation Law. This policy outlines how The Johns Hopkins Hospital manages cases of occupational injury. It defines the responsibility of employees, supervisors and departments with respect to the management of occupational injury. It is the policy of The Johns Hopkins Hospital that any incident which results in an employee injury shall be appropriately documented and reported.

The main page is http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/hse/Policies, scroll down a tad to Johns Hopkins Safety Policies.

Section 1 - Safety Responsibilities (HSE 001)
http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/hse/Policies/HSE_Policies/
indiv_sections/hse001.pdf

Section 2 - Safety Policies - click on this link for a list of policies. Relevant ones include: