In Brief
Lunch and Learn: "Sleep? Why Bother?"
Physician Milt Erman will present "Sleep? Why Bother?" as
part of the ongoing "Lunch and Learn" seminar series, on Wednesday,
January 30, from noon to 1 PM, in the W.M. Keck Amphitheater,
The Beckman Center for Chemical Sciences. No registration
is necessary. If more information is needed, contact Jan Hill,
x4-2950.
Got a Health Plan Card?
Benefits Administration would like to remind you that if you
are in need of a new health plan card or have never received
one please call PCS at 1-800-966-5772. The health plan cards
cover all health and welfare plans (medical, dental, vision,
mental health, and prescription) and will be mailed to your
home address. If your address has changed, please call Human
Resources to update this information.
Vaccines Delayed Due to Shortage
Sharp Rees-Stealy has informed TSRI that there is a nation-wide
shortage of various vaccines and medical testing supplies
due to the recent needs of the military. Therefore, they will
not have any vaccines (Hepatitis B, Hepatitis A, tetanus,
etc.) or TB testing available at the onsite clinics or at
Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Center Occupational Medicine Program
for about six weeks. Environmental Health & Safety will let
you know when the vaccines and TB testing will be available.
Serum draws and titers are available as usual. Health care
professionals at Sharp note that this slight delay in scheduling
of the vaccine series will not be a problem for those being
vaccinated. Please call the Biosafety Office at x4-8240 with
any questions.
Reception for Mary Lynn Giles
Finance invites you to join in saying farewell and best wishes
to Mary Lynn Giles, who is retiring after having worked in
Accounts Payable for over 12 years, at a reception from 1
to 3 PM on Friday, February 1 in the Finance/Procurement area
of the Administrative Building.
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TSRI employees learned about new safety
programs and the latest in ergonomically sound equipment and
furniture at the Traveling Safety Show last week. Photo
by Kevin Fung.
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