For staff
Staff information regarding COVID-19
Staff updates on COVID-19 can be found on Alfred Health Connect (including clinical guidelines), with key updates sent to all staff via email.
If you have visited any of the risk locations in New South Wales or Melbourne you MUST complete the COVID staff self-assessment form before coming to work and starting your shift. Follow the advice received after completing the form and notify your manager or team leader. This is effectively immediately from Thursday 31 December 2020
If you have a question regarding the coronavirus, you can now complete our COVID-19 staff self-assessment form and receive feedback and advice from our Infection Prevention (IP) team immediately.
Completing the form is the first step to receive the advice you need about leave, travel and, most importantly, attending work. The form is also accessible from the eHub home page (link below).
You may also be directed to fill out the Alfred Health Wellness Check.
If you're having trouble accessing the forms, please call the staff COVID-19 advice line on (03) 9076 8200.
Systems
At Alfred Health, we have a number of systems which are available to Alfred Health staff when you are at home or on the move:
- Alfred Health Web eMail
- Electronic Rostering and Timesheets (KRONOS)
- Continuing Medical Education - MyAlfredCME for Senior Medical Staff
- Learning Exchange
- eHub
- Telehealth
- Gifts & Benefits Registry
You need to enter your Alfred Health username and password to access these systems.
Before using Telehealth for the first time, contact telehealth@alfred.org.au to set up an account.
If you have any issues accessing these systems, contact the ITS Help Desk on (03) 9076 3300.
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