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and assign sanctions. Two failure grades for clinical training shifts automatically place a student on<br />

final probation with eligibility for dismissal from the program.<br />

A substitute intern who is absent for the shift they agreed to cover and fails to notify the clinical<br />

faculty member is also subject to the unexcused absence policy.<br />

Midwifery students must have a substitute available on an “immediate-notice” basis for all shifts<br />

missed due to their attendance at a birth.<br />

EMERGENCY LEAVES<br />

When an emergency or illness prevents students from attending a shift, they must notify their<br />

supervisor prior to the start of the shift.<br />

Notifying the Supervisor:<br />

In the event of an emergency, the intern must notify her or his supervisor. The supervisor may be<br />

contacted by calling the clinic and asking that the supervisor be contacted. In the event the supervisor is<br />

not available, the intern may, 1) leave a voice mail and an email for the supervisor and 2) contact the<br />

Associate Dean/lead faculty member by email regarding the nature of your emergency. If possible, please<br />

provide a substitute for a missed shift. Be aware there may be additional requirements for specific clinical<br />

programs (ND, AOM, Nutrition, or Health Psychology) which are outlined in the program specific<br />

handbook.<br />

SUBSTITUTE/EXTRA HOURS<br />

Students receive full credit for all hours that they substitute for another student. Substitute hours make<br />

up shift hour deficits.<br />

Students should record the substitute/extra time on their regular time sheet under the substitute/extra<br />

hour section. Only four hours may be recorded for any one daily shift.<br />

AOM sub shifts must go on an AOM time sheet. CHM sub shifts must go on a CHM time sheet. ND<br />

sub shifts must go on an ND time sheet. Do not mix AOM, CHM and ND shifts on one time sheet.<br />

The supervising clinical faculty must sign for the hours and patient contacts received on each day.<br />

All patients that clinicians see on substitute shifts count towards the total patient contact requirements<br />

(350 patients for ND students and 400 patients for AOM students). These patient contacts are tracked<br />

on a summary of patient contacts form, separate from those received for their regularly scheduled shift.<br />

Hours that accumulate in the substitute/extra “bank” may not be used to construct a new shift. These<br />

hours are only used to make up shift hour deficits or may be accumulated to meet future deficits.<br />

The clinic registrar will automatically transfer substitute and extra hours into areas showing a deficit of<br />

hours. These changes are documented at your quarterly update.<br />

All interim shift hours are logged on the Interim timesheet. Excess Interim hours count towards sub<br />

hours once all Interim hour requirements are met.<br />

Interim hours (hours <strong>com</strong>pleted during the week after the end of the academic/didactic term during fall,<br />

winter and summer terms) must be made up by substituting on another interim shift. You may not use<br />

substitute hours <strong>com</strong>pleted during a regular quarterly shift to <strong>com</strong>plete interim requirements.<br />

AOM: You must <strong>com</strong>plete all observation hours, including observation interim hours, prior to<br />

beginning work on your first primary treatment shift. It is important to verify how many hours you<br />

must make up on your observation shifts, and then <strong>com</strong>plete them before you are scheduled to start as<br />

a primary intern.<br />

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