Electives/Selectives - Introductory Information

Due by August 1:

_____ NetLearning - All assigned modules.

Print your transcript and submit to Student Affairs to show completion.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has stated that it is the legal duty of health care providers to provide annual retraining in the practice of universal precautions to students who have potential exposure to blood and body fluids. Adherence to the practice of universal precautions is mandatory both by Hospital Policy as well as State and Federal OSHA Regulations.

_____ Clinical Appointment form due in Student Affairs (will be done on February 29)

_____ PPD must be given and read, 3 days later, by Student Health prior to August 1 and again prior to graduation (will be scheduled during Match week). You can stop by Student Health during working hours to have a PPD and then must return in 3 days to have it read or make arrangements for your supervisor at away rotations to read and fax in the results. Unless Student Health has documented a positive PPD with normal chest x-ray or whether you have taken Isoniazid (INH). If you have questions about your PPD, please contact Sharon Krause. Student Health will block your registration if this requirement is not completed.