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Risk Management and Insurance

The Office of Risk Management and Insurance at ΘνΓΓΙη is responsible for implementing effective financial and operational strategies to minimize ΘνΓΓΙη’s exposure to pure risk and to protect the human, financial, and physical assets of the University.

Risk Management administers University risk programs and services in the following areas:

  • Automobile liability
  • Aviation (aircraft and airport)
  • Bonds
  • Business travel accident
  • Clinical trials
  • Crime
  • Cyber liability
  • Directors and officers
  • Employed lawyers
  • Employment practices
  • Fiduciary liability
  • General liability
  • International travel
  • Licensed professional liability
  • Medical professional liability
  • Pollution legal liability
  • Property (buildings, contents, fine arts)
  • Student athletic accidents
  • Umbrella liability
  • Workers' compensation

Certificates of Insurance

Risk Management arranges for the issuance of certificates of insurance to provide evidence of coverage to third parties. If you are required to show evidence of insurance and need a certificate, complete this .

You'll be asked to provide the following information:

  • Name of outside party
  • Full address 
  • Email address
  • Phone number
  • Reason for the request, including the name and date of the event if applicable
  • Any special contractual requirements relative to insurance coverage
  • The contract or agreement if additional insured status is required.

Medical Professional Liability Insurance

ΘνΓΓΙη provides medical professional liability insurance (also known as medical malpractice insurance) for employees performing clinical service on behalf of the University. This insurance protects against damages that may be awarded in a claim or a lawsuit, as well as legal defense costs.

To report an adverse incident, claim, subpoena or lawsuit, please call 314-977-3952 or email riskmgmt@health.slu.edu. All adverse incidents must also be reported using the

Claims history verifications for medical personnel may be obtained by contacting ΘνΓΓΙη's Risk Management, riskmgmt@health.slu.edu. Please submit the employee's full name, date of birth and the last four digits of their social security number to complete the request.

If you need proof of insurance, please fill out the and select Proof of Medical Professional Liability Insurance for the type of certificate.

Student Exposure and Injury Protocol

If a student is injured during clinical or laboratory work, ΘνΓΓΙη has established the following protocol to prevent infectious disease and/or disability and ensure prompt evaluation and treatment.

This protocol is not for employed student workers. They should follow the worker's compensation procedures.

Protocol for Student Needle-Stick, Blood-Borne Pathogen Exposure and Injury (PDF)

International Business Travel

If you are a University employee who works 32 hours a week or more and travels on University-sponsored business, you may be entitled to international travel accident coverage for you, your spouse or children traveling with you, as well as important related travel services. This is a free service to employees. For information on filing an international medical insurance claim, please refer to this guide (PDF). For a mobile app version, please refer to this PDF guide

Travel to the following countries is not covered by ΘνΓΓΙη-supplied insurance: Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Israel (including the West Bank and Gaza Strip), Iran, Somalia, Chechnya or any country subject to the administration and enforcement of by the Office of Foreign Assets Control.

University Property Protection

The University secures property insurance to cover the loss of the physical buildings and contents.

University Departments must implement and maintain appropriate safeguards to prevent the loss, damage, and/or theft of University equipment. This requires attention to see that doors, windows, cabinets and desks are locked, vehicles are operated safely, equipment is physically secured and the Department of Public Safety is notified immediately when appropriate.

  • Where a department has suffered a loss by a natural event or accident and has taken reasonable efforts to prevent the loss or damages, the Department of Risk Management may assist with repairs or reimbursement subject to depreciation and investigation of a claim.
  • If a department has experienced equipment theft, an investigation will be needed to determine compensability.
  • Risk Management does not reimburse departments for computers or any type of portable device.
  • For any type of reimbursement, all departments are subject first to a $1,500 deductible. If a department has two or more claims in a fiscal year, the deductible will be raised to $2,500. 

Personal Property Protection

The University does not insure the personal property of its faculty, staff, students, volunteers or guests. Claims associated with personal property theft or damage will not be covered by the University's insurance, including claims related to laptops, computers and electronic devices. It is expected that these items are insured through the individual's homeowner's insurance policy, which is a primary source of compensation for all losses.

Bicycles on Campus

As a reminder to the University community, bicycles and scooters, including e-bikes, are not permitted in University buildings, including residence halls.

The movement of bikes in and out of buildings causes significant damage to doors, floors, walls and elevators. The lithium-ion batteries often found on e-bikes and scooters present a potential fire hazard.

Students bringing bicycles on campus are strongly encouraged to register their bikes with the Department of Public Safety (DPS). DPS provides free bike locks to those who register their bicycles. See the DPS website for more information.

There are about 100 bike racks throughout the ΘνΓΓΙη campus, at which you can secure your bike or scooter.

 

The mission of the Office of Risk Management and Insurance at ΘνΓΓΙη is to safeguard critical aspects of our institution, including workplace and campus safety for our students, staff, faculty, visitors, assets, and operations. 

Rooted in our Jesuit values, we strive to enhance the overall educational mission by eliminating, reducing, or minimizing risk exposures. Through innovative risk control, claims management, financial risk management strategies, regulatory compliance, and targeted initiatives, we aim to provide a safe, healthy, and environmentally sound campus environment. By serving our community with integrity and dedication, we contribute to greater good while promoting a culture of safety, accountability, and excellence.