Reporting a Campus Injury 

  • Here's what to do if you're a student or employee who's injured on campus.
  • For serious or life-threatening injuries, call 9-1-1 immediately.

Student Injuries

If you are a student who is injured on campus, you should notify an instructor, dean or the Student Health Services office as soon as possible. (However, if you are injured while working as a student employee, please follow the separate instructions listed below for employees.)

Instructors or deans who are notified of an injury involving a student who is not an employee should

Students who are injured on campus may file an insurance claim under the Foothill-De Anza district's student accident policy. 

  • The district's insurance is secondary to your primary insurance.
  • You can download the Student Accident Insurance Claim form and fill in the required information.
  • Bring the form to a division dean or the Student Health Services office to complete the top section.
  • After the form is completed, follow the instructions at the top of the form to submit your claim by mail or email. 


Employee Injuries – Including Student Employees

If you are injured on campus while working as an employee or student employee, you must notify your supervisor immediately. You may also be required to complete certain forms.

  • Visit the Foothill-De Anza district's Workers Comp webpage and download the document called Employee/Student Employee Injury Claim Process, which explains the required procedure for notification and reporting.
  • Next, scroll down on the same district webpage to locate and download these three forms:
    • State of California Employer's Report Form (Form 5020)
    • Workers' Comp Report of Injury Form
    • DWC-1 Form
  • After you download the forms, fill them out and send the completed forms via email to MyBenefits@fhda.edu or fax them to 650.949.6299.
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