The commonly used definition of “risk” in the literature is the probability of an undesirable event/occurrence taking place within a specific time frame. This requires a comprehensive risk analysis to identify these undesirable events/occurrences, calculate the severity of the associated risk, and determine whether the risk is tolerable. While risk analysis is essential for all organizations regardless of their size, the type of risk analysis to be performed, the methodology to be used, and the development of solutions to risks are determined by the type of company. Healthcare facilities require special care when it comes to risk analysis practices, as they are crucial for the health and safety of both patients and staff. Because of this, picking the right methodology, figuring out the risks, and sorting them based on how serious they are is super important for hospital management. This study, which aims to provide services within the scope of this work, conducted a risk assessment for an Emergency Room (ER) employee at the third level healthcare institution using the Risk Assessment Matrix (L-Type Matrix) approach for the purposes mentioned above.