UNC shared an Alert Carolina message with the community on Tuesday saying a member of the campus community has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

The Alert Carolina message says the individual is a university employee who has tested presumptively positive and is self-isolating in their home. The release said the individual is following guidelines established by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and the state health department.

The university said people who are identified as a close contact with the employee will be notified by officials and will be given guidance of the next steps.

Orange County officials confirmed that the employee does not live in Orange County. Officials did not say whether the test was completed by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.

The news comes after UNC Health began administering a new test for COVID-19 at its locations on Monday, including the main UNC Hospitals campus in Chapel Hill. The test was developed at the UNC Medical Center McLendon Clinical Laboratories in Chapel Hill.

For additional information about the steps UNC is taking to protect the health and safety of the campus community, visit the university’s dedicated web page for the virus.