Compliance Corner
Have you ever felt a sense of uneasiness about what you are doing or about the ways other people in your department are conducting business? If so, it is important that you stop, think about what you are doing, and get advice. 

There are several resources you can turn to if you need advice. We encourage you to talk to your supervisor first. However, if you are not comfortable talking to your supervisor, or if you are not satisfied with the way he or she answers your question, you should try to speak with someone else in management or the Corporate Compliance Department. You can contact Corporate Compliance by calling the appropriate Compliance Officer directly TJU Compliance Officer: 215-503-0762 and TJUH Compliance Officer: 215-955-4177) or via ComplyLine (1-888-5COMPLY), our confidential hotline service.

All information received by the Corporate Compliance Department will be kept in strict confidence to the extent permitted by law. And, as long as you honestly report your concerns, our policy prohibits your being reprimanded or disciplined in any way. So, when questions arise, don’t wait, take the appropriate steps to get the answers you need.

“Safe, Secure, $ave” Jeanie Gallagher. 
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New Employee Orientation Revised
An expanded information program for new employees will debut on January 31. The new day long program will heighten employee awareness of internal and external regulations, policies, programs and information resources. Orientation is Mondays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For information, call Fran Young at 215-503-5318 or e-mail frances.t.young@mail.tju.edu   Watch JeffNEWS for more information.

Your Employee Assistance Program
1-800-382-2377

Do you have the winter blues?
Are you feeling or looking very depressed? Are others saying you look depressed? Are you craving sweets and starches or wanting to sleep all the time?

You may be experiencing Seasonal Affective Disorder or SAD and may be eligible for a four-week trial of a new light device at no cost.

Care is provided throughout the winter by the SAD Program affiliated with Jefferson Medical College’s Light Research Program.

For more information, call Dr. Byrne at 215-592-0139. All information will be held confidential.

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