The Nevada Employees Claim For Compensation Report of Initial Treatment is a detailed form designed to provide information about a workers' injury, illness, or condition, and the initial treatment for the same. It is required by the Nevada Division of Industrial Relations and must be completed within five days of the initial treatment. The report is used to determine whether the employee is eligible for workers' compensation benefits. The form includes information such as the employee's name, Social Security number, job title, date of injury, and a detailed description of the injury and the initial treatment. Depending on the type of injury, there may be additional forms or documents that must be completed, such as a physician's report. Different types of Nevada Employees Claim For Compensation Report of Initial Treatment include: Report of Injury with or without emergency medical care, Report of Occupational Disease, Report of Recurrence, and Report of Residual Impairment.