Occupational Health Nursing

Health-Care Workforce Screening and Return to Work Guidance

Symptom Screening for SHA Healthcare Workers

Daily symptom screening for SHA Healthcare Workers is required to prevent the spread of illness in the workplace. Review the screening questions below before attending work and throughout your day.

The document is not intended to screen for seasonal or environmental allergies; related symptoms to these scenarios would not preclude you from work. The questions within the Daily Screening for SHA Healthcare Workers tool are meant to capture new symptoms or a worsening of long-standing symptoms prior to attending each work shift.  

This screening tool cannot diagnose you. If you have medical questions, consult a primary care provider / practitioner.

Ensure your immunizations are up to date to protect yourself and others.  Contact your local Occupational Health Nursing team to determine if you are eligible for any immunizations.

Staff Influenza and COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Schedule

Note: If these times or locations are not convenient for you, check whether a peer immunizer is available at your facility or department. You can also visit a local clinic or pharmacy in your community that offers vaccinations.

Using this table

Use the search bar to quickly find clinics. Enter one or more terms, such as “Lloydminster October,” to narrow results by community, date, time & location and health network.

Clinics are listed alphabetically by community and may appear across multiple pages. Only communities with scheduled clinics are listed.