Of 52 hospital staff who initiated PEP; 33 were health workers (63%), 3 support staff (6%), 14 students (27%), and 2 unknown cadres (4%). Half were female (n=27); 29 from in-patient units (56%) and 30 had high-risk exposures (58%).Of the staff with documented timing of both HIV exposure and ART initiation (n=47), ART was initiated within the recommended time. Half of all staff (n=27) completed PEP. Reasons for non-completion were side effects (n=2), referral (n=1) and unknown (n=23). PEP completion did not vary by gender (p=0.78), exposure-type (p=1.0) or exposure-unit (p=0.75).At 1.5, 3, and 6 months after ART initiation, HIV re-testing rates were 96%, 25%, 17%and negativity rates were 100%, 100%,75%, respectively.Only17% (n=9) of staff were HBV-vaccinated;94%(n=49) of sources had unknown HBV status. No intervention was documented HBV prevention.