Ohio Self-Insured Employer Injured Worker Screening is a process of determining the eligibility of workers who have been injured on the job for workers’ compensation benefits. The screening process is conducted by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation and requires employers to provide documentation and evidence that the employee was injured while performing job-related duties. Ohio Self-Insured Employer Injured Worker Screening includes a review of the medical records, the description of injury, and the employee's job duties. The screening process also involves a review of the employer's policies and procedures related to the injury, as well as a review of any safety measures taken to prevent injuries. Depending on the severity of the injury, the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation may require additional information, such as a medical evaluation, before making a decision on the employee's eligibility for benefits. There are two types of Ohio Self-Insured Employer Injured Worker Screenings: Initial Screening and Review Screening. Initial Screening involves the review of the employee's medical records, the description of the injury, and the employee's job duties. Review Screening involves a review of the employer's policies and procedures related to the injury, as well as a review of any safety measures taken to prevent injuries.