Telework
Offsite work and education is an increasingly common and effective option for many people to maintain a healthy balance of work and life. Some work offsite full time while others telecommute as little as a day a month.
From OHSU's teleworking policy: OHSU recognizes teleworking as a work arrangement that may be used to enhance productivity, recruit and retain a diverse and talented workforce, reduce costs, and address traffic congestion, parking constrictions and broader environmental interests.
Getting started
Current employees should visit the Technology for Telework Resource Page and follow the guide for employees and managers.
Equipment
Equipment needs vary according to the work being performed. Essential equipment typically includes internet service, a computer, phone and software that meet IT requirements.
Additional equipment may include furniture, a headset, additional monitors and office stationary.
Staying engaged
You can interact with the OHSU community and stay up to date on your workplace through Now.OHSU.edu
More OHSU teleworking resources
Additional resources for equipment, access, forms and polices are available on O2.
Digital tools
OHSU has numerous tools that can be accessed remotely. Some do not require purchase or installation but some do. Accessing some systems outside of OHSU's secure network will require registering your devices with Duo Mobile.
Common digital resources:
- MyCommute:
Log telework days. Earn rewards. - Mail.ohsu.edu:
Email and calendar. - Box:
Share, edit and access files. - Bridge.ohsu.edu:
Collaborative site. - Compass:
Online trainings. - Sakai:
Academic platform. - Smartweb:
OHSU directory.