urgent care center, or another designated provider - consistent with Program and University policy. ● Complete the National Louis University Incident Report Form and any required clinical affiliate incident documentation (see Forms). Incident Report Form Please complete each field in the form linked below. For assistance in completing this form, contact dos@nl.edu. Please utilize the Issues Resolution Form for complaints or the Academic Appeals Form for any academic related concerns. Incident Report Form (Online) Important Phone Numbers PA Program: (312)-261-3843 Poison Control: 1-800-222-1222 On-Call Responsibilities and Duty Hours During the clinical year, there is no fixed schedule during supervised clinical practice experiences. Students must be highly adaptable, as duty hours and schedules vary from one rotation to another depending on the nature of the service. Students may be required to work up to eighty (80) hours per week depending on preceptor expectations and the type of rotation. No alterations to a student's clinical or testing schedule will be made to accommodate outside obligations. The preceptor, at his or her sole discretion, sets the schedule for any given rotation. Students may not alter or refuse clinical duty hours assigned by the preceptor. If a student wishes to request a personal day during a rotation, prior written approval from the Director of Clinical Education must be obtained and the preceptor must be notified at the beginning of the rotation. Duty Hours Duty hours are defined as all patient care and academic learning activities related to the
supervised clinical practice experience, including: • All inpatient and outpatient patient care hours • Time spent in the hospital for on-call activities
• Scheduled academic activities such as conferences, grand rounds, and lectures • Administrative duties such as chart review, patient callbacks, and electronic medical record documentation
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