Police Department Policy

OAKLAND_D-04_-_Sick_and_Injury_Procedures_96

Oakland PD

Policy Text
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE OAKLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM TO: All Personnel DATE: 1 Apr 10 SUBJECT: Revision of Departme ntal General Order D-4, SICK AND INJURY PROCEDURES (Rev. 1 Jul 99) The subject order has been rename d ILLNESS AND INJURY PROCEDURES and revised to set forth revised Department policy and procedures regarding reporting and documenting on-/off-duty illness and injury; to clarify aspects of extended sick leave and retu rn to duty; to delete re ferences to obsolete form 600-27; and, to set forth additi onal written report requirements. Additionally, effective 1 Ap r 10, the City of Oakland will implement a pilot injury management progra m called Company Nurse®. Th is program will assist ill/injured persons with medical advice and assist with timely processing of claims. During this pilot program, a member or employee sustaining an on-duty illness or injury or reporting a recu rrence of an on-duty illness or injury shall also be required to telephone Company Nurse® at 1-877-230-9693 (available 24 hours per day, seven days per w eek) after notifying his/her supervisor. In the event the member or employee is unable, the supervisor shall make the call to the Company Nurse. Special Orders 8244 and 8666 have been in corporated into this revised order and are hereby canceled. The evaluation coordinator for this order shall be the Personnel Section Commander, who without further notice, shall forward the required report to the Chief of Police on or by 1 Oct 10. The Evaluation Coordinator shall receive , review and document the acceptance or rejection of all comments and/or recommendations received prior to submitting his/her six-mont h evaluation report. Page 1 of 2 DEPARTMENTAL GENERAL ORDER D-4 Effective Date: OAKLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT 1 Apr 10 Page 2 of 2 The Evaluation Coordinator shall forwar d a copy of the six-month evaluation report, along with the comments/recomme ndations received, to the Office of Inspector General to be maintained in the appropriate Departmental General Order archive folder. Personnel shall acknowledge re ceipt, review, and unders tanding of this directive in accordance with the provisions of DGO A-1, DEPARTMENTAL PUBLICATIONS. By order of Anthony W. Batts Chief of Police Date Signed: _______ ___________ DEPARTMENTAL GENERAL ORDER D-4 Index as: Illness and Injury Procedures Effective Date: 1 Apr 10 Evaluation Coordinator: Personnel Section Manager Evaluation Due Date: 1 Oct 10 Automatic Revision Cycle: 3 Years i ILLNESS AND INJURY PROCEDURES TABLE OF CONTENTS I. DEFINITIONS AND TERMINOLOGY ............................................... 1 A. On-Duty Illness/Injury .............................................................. 1 B. Off-Duty Illness/Injury .............................................................. 1 C. Extended Illness/Injury .............................................................. 1 D. Immediate Supervisor ............................................................... 2 E. Presumptive Illness/Injury .......................................................... 2 F. Pre-Designated Pe rsonal Physician ............................................... 2 II. POLICY ........................................................................................ 2 III. MEDICAL TREATMENT AND IMMEDIATE NOTIFICATIONS ............ 4 A. Medical Attention and Notifications During Working Hours ................ 4 1. Situations Requiring Emer gency Medical Attention .................. 4 2. Situations Requiring Non-Em ergency Medical Attention ............ 5 3. HIV Exposure On-Duty .................................................... 5 B. Medical Attention and Notif ications While Off-Duty .......................... 7 1. Situations Requiring Emer gency Medical Attention .................. 7 2. Situations Requiring Non-Em ergency Medical Attention ............ 7 C. Unable to Report for Duty – Me mber/Employee Oral Notifications ........ 8 D. Reporting Whereabouts While on Illness or Injury Leave .................... 9 DEPARTMENTAL GENERAL ORDER D-4 Effective Date: 1 Apr 10 OAKLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT IV. WRITTEN DOCUM ENTATION.........................................................9 y Declination of Medical Treatment Packet (DMTP) .................................9 y Initial Injury Packets (IIP) ............................................................. 10 y Contagious Diseas e Contact Report (TF-910) ...................................... 10 A. DMTP: On-Duty Injury – No Medical Treatment or Loss of Time from Work .......................................................... 10 1. Injured Member or Employee Responsibilities ....................... 10 a. Declination of Medical Treatment Form and Employee Incident/Accident Report. .......................... 10 b. Contagious Disease Contact Report (TF-910) ............... 10 c. Forward DMTP ................................................... 10 2. Immediate Supervisor Responsibilities ................................. 11 d. Review Employee Documentation ............................. 11 e. Supervisor Incident/Accid ent Investigation Report ......... 11 f. Forward DMTP Documentation ............................... 11 B. IIP: On-Duty Injury Medi cal Treatment and/or Loss of Time from Work .......................................................... 11 1. Initial Procedures by Immediate Supervisor .......................... 11 a. Treatment Authorization ......................................... 11 b. Ability Status Report ............................................. 11 c. Authorization to Releas e Medical

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