NLU PA Program — Didactic Year Handbook
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Sharps injuries
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Blood or body fluid exposure
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Exposure involving mucous membranes
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Exposure involving non-intact skin
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Airborne infectious disease exposure
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Chemical exposure
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Hazardous medication exposure
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Radiation exposure
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Musculoskeletal injuries
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Falls
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Patient-related injuries
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Workplace violence or assault
● Environmental injuries occurring during educational activities
Students shall receive evaluation and treatment according to the policies of the affiliated clinical site or, when necessary, the nearest appropriate emergency medical facility.
Nothing in this policy supersedes emergency medical treatment.
Prevention and Required Training
Prior to participating in any patient care activity, students must successfully complete required educational programs regarding occupational health and safety.
Required training includes:
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OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
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Standard Universal Precautions
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Transmission-Based Precautions
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Infection Prevention
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
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Needle Safety
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Exposure Control Procedures
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Hazard Communication
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Clinical Incident Reporting
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HIPAA
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Clinical Site Safety Orientation
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