Employee COVID Information

I am experiencing COVID-19 related symptoms, what should I do?

 

  • Stay home. If you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, fill out the Mandatory Employee Reporting Form, and notify your supervisor.
  • If you get tested for COVID-19, notify your supervisor and complete the Mandatory Employee Reporting Form.  Stay home until you get the results. Send test results to Tanya Tate in Human Resources at ttate@mctns.net

Note: If you are tested due to symptoms and receive a negative COVID test, then you may return to work after sending test results to HR.

 

I have been tested for COVID-19, but I do not have results yet, what should I do?

 

  • Stay home. Fill out the Mandatory Employee Reporting Form and notify your supervisor.
  • You must stay home until you get the results. Send test results to Tanya Tate in Human Resources at ttate@mctns.net

Note: If you are quarantined because you are considered an ‘exposure’ to someone that tested positive, you may return to work after a 10 day quarantine with no symptoms or quarantine can end after Day 7 if a diagnostic specimen tests negative and if no symptoms were reported during daily monitoring. The specimen may be collected and tested within 48 hours before (Day 5) the time of planned quarantine discontinuation, but quarantine cannot be discontinued earlier than after Day 7. The tested individual cannot have been in contact with the positive individual for 5 days prior to testing.  Household contacts to a positive case must quarantine the full 10 days.   

 

I was just notified that I tested positive for COVID-19, now what?

 

  • Stay home. Notify your supervisor and, if you have not done so already, fill out the Mandatory Employee Reporting Form
  • If you feel well enough, you may teach remotely until you are cleared to return.
  • 10 day quarantine from the date of your test is required

 

 

I was just notified that I tested negative for COVID-19, now what?

 

  • Notify your supervisor.
  • You must email your results to Tanya Tate in Human Resources at ttate@mctns.net before returning to work.

Note: If you are quarantined because you are considered an ‘exposure’ to someone that tested positive, you may return to work after a 10 day quarantine with no symptoms or quarantine can end after Day 7 if a diagnostic specimen tests negative and if no symptoms were reported during daily monitoring. The specimen may be collected and tested within 48 hours before (Day 5) the time of planned quarantine discontinuation, but quarantine cannot be discontinued earlier than after Day 7. The tested individual cannot have been in contact with the positive individual for 5 days prior to testing.  Household contacts to a positive case must quarantine the full 10 days.

 

I was just notified that I was an ‘exposure’ of someone that tested positive for COVID-19, now what?

 

  • Stay home. Notify your supervisor and fill out the Mandatory Employee Reporting Form.
  • You may teach remotely until the end of your mandatory 10-day quarantine.
  • If you begin to experience symptoms, you may wish to visit your healthcare provider.

Note: If you are quarantined because you are considered an ‘exposure’ to someone that tested positive, you may return to work after a 10 day quarantine with no symptoms or quarantine can end after Day 7 if a diagnostic specimen tests negative and if no symptoms were reported during daily monitoring. The specimen may be collected and tested within 48 hours before (Day 5) the time of planned quarantine discontinuation, but quarantine cannot be discontinued earlier than after Day 7. The tested individual cannot have been in contact with the positive individual for 5 days prior to testing.  Household contacts to a positive case must quarantine the full 10 days.

Mandatory Employee Reporting Form