Return-to-Learn / Return-to-Clinical Process Students may return to educational activities when: ● Medically cleared by the treating healthcare provider, when required. ● Clinical restrictions have been reviewed. ● Program leadership determines participation is appropriate. ● Clinical affiliate requirements have been satisfied. The Program may require additional documentation before permitting return to SCPEs. Confidentiality All health information obtained following an occupational injury or exposure shall be maintained confidentially in accordance with: ● FERPA ● HIPAA (when applicable) ● State and federal law ● National Louis University policies Medical information shall be shared only with individuals having a legitimate educational or occupational need to know. Financial Responsibility Students are responsible for healthcare expenses incurred following occupational injury or illness unless otherwise covered by: ● Clinical affiliate policy ● Workers’ compensation (when applicable) ● Student health insurance ● Other available insurance coverage Students are encouraged to maintain comprehensive health insurance throughout enrollment in the PA Program. Continuous Quality Improvement The Occupational Exposure, Injury, and Incident Reporting Policy is reviewed annually by the Clinical Education Committee, Student Evaluation and Progress Committee, and PA Faculty and Staff Committee.
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