Isolation and Quarantine Protocols
Updated 1.5.22, based on current CDC guidance
COVID-19 Positive (Isolation) |
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Everyone, regardless of vaccination status. | Guidance:
*If a fever persists, isolation will continue until fever-free for 24-hours without medication. |
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If you were exposed to someone with COVID-19 (Quarantine) |
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For students or employees who:
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Guidance:
If you develop symptoms during this 10-day period, please email chadc@goshen.edu to arrange an additional test Residential students may also seek out a test by contacting the On-Call Resident Director at 574-535-6273 (OCRD) |
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For students or employees who:
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Guidance:
If you develop symptoms during this 10-day period, please email chadc@goshen.edu to arrange an additional test Residential students may also seek out a test by contacting the On-Call Resident Director at 574-535-6273 (OCRD) |
Definitions:
- Isolation is the term used for separation from other people when you have tested positive with COVID-19.
- Quarantine is the term used for separation from other people when you are not ill or known to be infected, but might have been exposed to the novel coronavirus. People in quarantine should not interact in person, even with each other.
Both isolation and quarantine protect other people from being infected by you.