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Affiliates and DISCLAIMER How to Be Assigned to Clinical Experience Eligibility Interview and Selection Process What if There Are More Students than Clinical Sites? Clinical Experience Requirements TB Test Hepatitis B Vaccination and Disclaimer Health Insurance Other Requirements Clinical Experience Policies Attendance Policy Service Work Policy Outside Employment Policy Client Rights How You Will Be Evaluated Your Skills Your Knowledge Your Professional Behaviors Who Does What at the Clinical Site Student Responsibilities at the Clinical Site Clinical Instructor Activities Clinical Coordinator Activities Communication with FSU |
At no time during the clinical experience will you be substituted for regular laboratory staff. During your clinical experience, you may be scheduled to perform procedures, run instruments, or man a work station after you have successfully completed all the objectives for that area. However, you will still be working under the supervision of a clinical instructor. During your clinical experience, you may work as an employee of the laboratory, if the laboratory permits this and if scheduled hours are available. You must be progressing satisfactorily in your clinical experience in order to be employed by the clinical site. You may not work for pay during your regularly scheduled internship hours. You may only work in an area of the laboratory where you have successfully completed the assigned objectives with a grade of "C" or better. Service work must be voluntary on both sides. You do not have to accept paid employment, if you are not interested. The laboratory does not have to offer paid employment to you. If you are employed by the clinical site, you must be compensated for your work, and you must follow the normal employment policies of the institution. |