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The most important asset of NIH is it's employees. Both you and the organization benefit when programs like EAP are available to assist with concerns that may affect the quality of your work and family lives. We all experience personal and work concerns from time to time and we know that many situations improve with access to professional consultation. The EAP is a confidential service that was established at NIH 20 years ago to respond to these types of issues.
To reach our consultants please call 301-496-3164
Office of Research Services, Employee Assistance Program Bldg 31, B2B57 Bethesda, MD 20892
For Website questions: chene@mail.nih.gov
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If any employees at NIH have relatives or friends who have loved ones serving in the Iraq conflict or who have lost relatives or friends to that war, and would like to explore possible resources for coping with that situation, please contact the EAP.
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Back row, left to right: Michael Bowler,
Craig Kalman, Eva Chen
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