Workers' Compensation

All Johnson County Community College employees are covered by Workers’ Compensation for on-the-job injuries/illness.

What to Do if You’re Injured at Work

1. Is the injury serious or life-threatening?

2. Is the injury non-life-threatening but requires medical attention?

YES – Contact ClinicalCare24, 855-513-3003 (answered 24/7), and notify your supervisor. ClinicalCare24 will authorize treatment and provide referral.

Download the Workers’ Comp vCard and save in your contacts for quick and easy access.
Complete Job-specific Mandatory Training.
Continuously improve your safety behavior.
Analyze and improve work procedures.
Following any workplace injury, contact Sandra Warner at swarner@jccc.edu to improve work practices and eliminate reoccurrence.

Remember: Report any on-the-job injury ASAP to ensure you are considered for workers’ compensation benefits.

KS Workers Compensation Rights & Responsibilities ‐ K‐WC 40‐A (Rev. 3-18)
KS Information for Injured Employees ‐ K‐WC 27‐A (Rev. 7-19)
KS Informacion Para Trabajadores Lesionados ‐ K‐WC 270‐A (Revisado 7-19)
KS Workers Compensation Information for KS Employers and Employees ‐ K‐WC 25 (Rev. 6-22)
Informacion de Compensacion de Trabajadores para Empleadores y Empleados del Estado de Kansas ‐ K‐WC 250 (Rev. 6-22)