test or group of tests which is currently performed in an accredited clinical laboratory for the determination of HBV and HIV infection). This will be arranged by the Health Works provider, or healthcare provider of personal choice.
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The student will follow the Blood Borne Pathogen Exposure policy of the institution where the exposure occurred. The student is responsible for any expense incurred from the exposure. (Most agencies require student to follow their educational institution's policies.)
The student will follow the policy of the University for any situation considered to be an emergency. This policy can be found on website: www.kysu.edu. (emergency procedures). Should emergency care be needed during online class or clinical time, the student is responsible for any expense incurred.
All students are responsible for arranging their own transportation to clinical facilities. Inability to obtain transportation to a clinical facility is not a legitimate excuse for a clinical absence.
Success in this graduate nursing program depends largely on the individual and the priority placed on advanced nursing education. The nursing faculty has a responsibility to teach the student, but the student must put forth the effort to learn the material.
It is understood that many students have to work while attending school. However, nursing students are encouraged to work as little as possible while taking advantage of student loans, grants, scholarships, and other forms of financial aid.
Nursing students should keep in mind that the Graduate Nursing Program cannot change its requirements for students who work. Students should think carefully about their financial and life responsibilities before beginning a nursing program. It is the student's responsibility to solve the problems associated with working and attending school.