The following is a list of reasons why a student may be subject to advisement, probation, suspension, or dismissal. The severity of the incident will determine the consequence, and the student has the right to appeal and due process. Students must abide by all rules and regulations of the clinical education setting to which they are assigned.
ALL STUDENTS:
- Will report to the clinical assignment in the proper uniform, presenting a professional appearance.
- Will report to the clinical assignment in an alert condition.
- Will be free of any possessions of drugs or alcohol and will not be under the influence of any substance that could impair performance or comprise patient safety while at the
clinical site. - Will not engage in immoral conduct.
- Will not divulge any confidential information concerning the clinical site.
- Will not engage in theft of any articles from the Clinical Education Center.
- Will not show gross neglect of duty, including negligence or willful inattention or unkind manner toward a patient.
- Will not accept any type of gratuity or "tip" from a patient or a patient's family.
- Will not clock in or otherwise fill in attendance record of another student or staff member.
- Will not study for other courses while on clinical assignments.
- Will not smoke in areas where it is prohibited while on clinical assignments or will not smoke if restricted by the clinical site.
- Will not leave the assigned areas unless instructed to do so.
- Will not falsify records, reports, and/or information.
- Will not fight or instigate a fight at the clinical site.
- Will not use profane or abusive language toward anyone.
- Will not willfully violate any safety regulations.
- Will not create malicious mischief resulting in injury or destruction of property.
- Will not operate ultrasound equipment without permission from clinical site personnel.
Policy 2002, revised 2003, 2019
Reviewed 2025
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