First Steps
ID card (UW)
Once you have finalized your appointment and have a NetID, you can obtain a UW ID card at Union South. The ID office is usually open from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. It is recommended that you call ahead at 262-3258. Additional information found here.
Once you have your UW ID card, contact Joe Oliva (262-1184, jmoliva@wisc.edu) to set up your email account.
Keys
To obtain any necessary keys, please contact Joe Oliva (262-1184, jmoliva@wisc.edu). There is a $10 deposit required that will be returned with the issued key. If you lose your key and need a replacement, you will be required to pay a $75 fee. Keys should not be duplicated and they should not be given to other persons unless you are certain they have permission to be in that location. When you leave the department, return your key(s) to the office (1135 Biochemistry).
Building Access
For access to the building, please contact Joe Oliva (262-1184, jmoliva@wisc.edu). You must provide either the UWID number on the front of your Wiscard or the six-digit Wiscard number on the rear/bottom of the card to set up building access. Building access will take 1 – 2 days after receiving the information.
Additional Info
Benefits Summary
You will receive communication from Payroll and Benefits as well as HR Operations with regards to your benefit enrollment options and I-9 work authorization.
Important benefit information is provided on the Business Services website at http://www.bussvc.wisc.edu/ecbs/emp-gen-bens-menu.html Please note that many benefit plans (including health insurance) have a 30-day enrollment period.
Disability accommodation
It is the policy of the University of Wisconsin Madison to provide reasonable accommodation for qualified employees with disabilities. If you need accommodation to perform the essential functions of your position, please contact the BMC Department Adminsitrator or Amy Alston, the School of Medicine and Public Health disability coordinator at 262-1302.
Flu vaccine
Be aware that an influenza (flu) vaccination is required during flu season; only those with waivers are exempt. To learn more, see: http://intranet.med.wisc.edu/information-about-the-new-influenza-vaccination-policy/38997.
International tax information
U.S. taxation on the income of international visitors varies, based on immigration status, purpose of visit, length of visit and tax treaties. For further information, visit the website http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/benefits/pay/taxes.aspx.