Clinical & Non-Clinical Students
Processing Instructions
Please complete this electronic document to move forward with your on‐boarding
process. Remember to forward your completed packet to your Academic
Coordinator or UMC contact as instructed.
3.
Associate Orientation Packet:
Make sure to read, complete and sign the forms below, submit to your school’s Program
Coordinator:
a. Associate Orientation Checklist:
b. Confidentiality Agreement:
c. Fair Employment Law
Acknowledgement:
d. NonEmployee Security Agreement: handwrite or esign signature only/handwritten forms are not valid
e. Exhibit A Clinical Student (only):
2.
Background check:
Please verify with your school’s Program Coordinator if a new background check is required. If a new
background check is needed, go to http://www.precheck.com/students and complete a background
check. All submitted background checks must be less than a year old.
1.
Required Documentation and Testing
a. Current 1-2-Step TB test or chest x-ray results (within the past 12 months)
b. Current 6-10 panel urine drug screen
c. Proof of immunization records (MMR, Hepatitis B, chicken pox, measles, mumps,varicella, and TDAP)
d.
Current flu shot (during flu season) or declination
e. Current BLS (if applicable)
Contact your school’s Program Coordinator to coordinate completion of above items.
4.
Associates Orientation
Complete the Associate Orientation Presentation and print the certificate that is generated at the
end, submit to your school coordinator. You may click the link above or the link listed on the web
page. The presentation should take approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.
a. Complete presentation and print the certificate of completion, please include with your
Associates Orientation Packet submission to your school’s Program Coordinator.
b. If presentation is being completed as a class/group, the instructor should type the name of the
school, program and date viewing presentation (i.e. School Name Nursing 12/15/17).
Instructor should print the certificate and send with Letter of Attestation.
5.
Proof of Insurance:
Please provide proof of medical insurance.
8.
Submit the Packet to your school’s Program Coordinator
Once you have completed the above tasks, give the completed packet to your school’s Program
Coordinator. Each Program Coordinator must utilize the shared electronic folder system, in order to
prevent any email file size restrictions. After your completion of the necessary documentation, your
school’s Program Coordinator will instruct you on how to continue with the on-boarding process.
In absence of a school Program Coordinator, please contact UMC by calling Cindy
Hollingshed at (702)383-6239/Cindy.Hollingshed@umcsn.com or Leslie Connolly at
(702)207-8224/Leslie.Connolly@umcsn.com.(for Medical Students, Social Work, Dietary and HCA Interns
please contact Leslie).
Failure to submit a complete packet may cause delay in the start date of your rotation/internship.
Thank you for choosing UMC.
We are grateful and excited to have you on our team!
7.
Parking Application and Map
Complete your student IPARQ profile to access a parking sticker for UMC. Students attending
UMC for less than a year will receive a temporary sticker in the UMC badge office, all others will
receive a sticker in the mail. Review the parking map and familiarize yourself with student
parking.
6.
Corporate Compliance Handbook
Please read the Corporate Compliance Handbook as you will be held accountable for information
within it. The handbook is online and can be reviewed here.
ASSOCIATESORIENTATIONCHECKLIST
* PleaseprintandsignthischecklistafteryouhavecompletedtheonlineAssociatesOrientationpresentation.
PrintName:________________________________________________Program___________________________
Checkoneofthefollowing:
SchoolName:___________________________________
Company
Name:_________________________________
Resident/Student/Instructor
Contractor/Vendor
Volunteer
InformationCovered:
PoliciesandProcedures
CodeofEthics,PatientsRelations,DressCode,HealthCareAdvancedDirectives,ExposurePreventionandExposureProtocol,
AbusePolicies,otherpoliciesthatmayapply
NationalPatientSafetyGoals
MandatoryEducation
HIPAA
EmergencyManagementandEmergencyPreparedness
CorporateCompliance
Fire/ElectricPowerSafety
ConfidentialityAgreement
ExposureProtocol/BloodBornePathogens
Diversity,CommunicationandTeambuilding
InfectionPrevention/SpecialIsolations
FairEmploymentLawReview
GeneralSafetyandHazardousMaterials
StrokeSignsandSymptoms
ThisistoverifythatIhavebeentrainedand/orreceivedtrainingmaterialsonthetopicslistedabove.Iamalso
responsibleforthetrainingandthematerialsdiscussedand/orhandedoutbyUMCduringthistraining.
SIGNATURE:_________ _______________________________________________Date________________________
Are you a current UMC employee?
Yes
No
2016 UMC Confidentiality Agreement Page 1 of 2
NAME: (PLEASE PRINT) _________________________________________________________________
DEPARTMENT or AFFILIATION: __________________________ TITLE: ____________________
During the course of your activity at the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada (UMC)
and its affiliates, you may have access to information which is confidential and/or proprietary.
This information may not be accessed, used, or disclosed except as permitted or required by
law and in accordance with UMC’s policies and procedures. In order for UMC to properly care
for patients, certain information must remain confidential. Improper access, use, or disclosure
of confidential and/or proprietary information can cause irreparable damage to UMC, its
patients and workforce members. Confidential and/or proprietary information that must be
safeguarded from improper access, use, or disclosure includes, but is not limited to:
1. Any personally identifiable information relating the past or present provision of
healthcare to an individual, eligibility of an individual for healthcare, or payment for the
provision of healthcare to an individual.
2. Medical and certain other personal information about employees.
3. Medical Staff records and committee proceedings.
4. Financial and statistical records, strategic plans, internal reports, contracts,
memorandums, peer review information, communications, computer programs,
technology, source code, third-party information, client or vendor information, etc.
5. Other information protected by regulatory or legal requirements.
I understand, acknowledge and agree that:
1. It is my responsibility to use confidential and/or proprietary information as minimally
necessary to perform my legitimate job duties at UMC.
2. I will not access any UMC electronic or other record relating to myself, any family
member, friend, or acquaintance unless I have a legitimate need to know for the
purposes of executing my assigned job duties at UMC, and only with written
permission from my manager.
3. It is not permitted for me to obtain copies of records for myself, or anyone else, without
submitting to the Health Information Management Department (HIMD) a valid
authorization or other sufficient legal documentation demonstrating my authority.
4. I will not access any UMC electronic or other record relating to a public figure
(including but not limited to entertainers, athletes, or prominent businesspersons, etc.)
unless I have a legitimate need to know for the purposes of executing my assigned job
duties at UMC.
5. If I am required to access non-UMC records or data to carry out my duties, I will not
access this information without a legitimate need to know for the purposes of executing
my assigned job duties at UMC.
6. I understand that moving or copying confidential and/or proprietary information from its
secure source requires written permission from the data owner. Examples would
include copying patient data to my workstation’s hard drive, email account, or a USB
storage drive. If approved, IT Security must be contacted to assist with securing the
movement of the information.
7. I am obligated to hold confidential and/or proprietary information in the strictest
confidence and not to disclose the information to any person or in any manner which is
inconsistent with applicable policies and procedures of UMC, or with state or federal
law.
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8. I am obligated to immediately report any known or potential inappropriate access, use
and/or disclosure of confidential and/or proprietary information to UMC in accordance
with UMC policies and procedures.
9.
I am obligated to comply with safeguards designed to protec
t the privacy and security
of UMC’s confidential an
d/or proprietary information consistent with applicable policie
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and procedu
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10.
I am obligated to ensure hard copies of confidential and/or pr
oprietary information are
securely sto
red in their designated location at all times, and are shredded or disposed
of in designated shredder container
s when no longer needed.
11.
I am obligated to ensure printed or electronic confidential and/or proprietary
information is never left unattended or exposed to unauthorized persons.
12. If I am issued a unique user code, it is my responsibility to maintain this code in a
confidential manner. This user code is my signature for accessing computer systems.
If I believe my unique user code is compremised I will immediately report that to UMC's
Information Security Officer.
13. My access and use of all hospital computer systems and other sources of confidentia
l
and/or proprietary information is
subject to routin
e, random, and undisclosed
surveillance by the hospital.
14.
Failure to comply with my confidentiality obligation may result in disciplina
ry action or
termination of my employment or affiliation with UMC in accordance with UMC’s
standard policies for workforce sanctions for privacy and security violations.
15. Impermissible access, use or disclosure of confidential and/or proprietary information
about a person may result in legal action being taken against me by or on behalf of
that person.
16. I understand that licensed health care providers are subject to sanctions for
impermissible access, use, or disclosure of confid
ential and/or
proprietary information,
including
license revocation, suspen
sion, probation and public reprimand.
17.
Any intellectual property or idea developed by me at the direction of UMC,
in
furtherance
of UMC business interests, and / or on UMC time,
or any intellectual
property or any idea derived there from, belongs exclusively to UMC.
18.
My confidentiality obligation shall continue indefinitely, including at all times after the
termination of my e
mployment or association with UMC and its affiliates.
I have read and understand this Confidentiality Agreement, have had my questions fully
addressed, and have had an opportunity to have a copy made for my permanent personal
records.
________
__________________________________________ ____________________
Signature Date
Fair Employment Law Review
Acknowledgement
I acknowledge that I have read and reviewed the information on the Fair
Employment Law Review. I also understand that I am required to observe
and abide by all rules, policies, procedures and standards associated with
fair employment laws as they pertain to my job duties and/or presence at
UMC, including any that may be given to me in writing or orally in the
future. I understand that while I am an employee, agent, or consultant of
UMC, or engaged by UMC in any other capacity, I may report any
suspected fair employment law violation to UMC’s Equal Opportunity
Program Manager. I am also aware that I may file a complaint at any time
with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or the Nevada Equal
Rights Commission.
My signature below confirms my acknowledgement and understanding of
the information contained in the Fair Employment Law Review.
_____________________________
Employee Name
(Print)
_______________________
School
__________________________________ __________________________
Employee Signature Date
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS FORM:
ALL FIELDS AT THE TOP OF THIS FORM ARE
MANDATORY AND MUST BE TYPED.
HANDWRITTEN FORMS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
ALL SIGNATURES MUST BE DONE BY HAND
or
USI
NG UMC’S E-SIGN SERVICE.
NON-EMPLOYEE INFORMATION SECURITY
AGREEMENT
NMU00510 (06/06/18) Page 1 of 1
PLEASE RETAIN A COPY OF THIS FORM FOR YOUR RECORDS
DATE OF REQUEST:
FIRST NAME: MIDDLE NAME: LAST NAME: TITLE:
COMPANY, ORGANIZATION or OFFICE: OFFICE PHONE: OFFICE FAX:
UMC DEPARTMENT: EMAIL ADDRESS:
CURRENT UMC WINDOWS ID:
N/A
START / TRANSFER DATE: END DATE:
As a UMC User or Business Associate, as defined by HIPAA, I have read, understand and agree to adhere to HIPAA policies, procedures, and agreements that
pertain to Business Associates and other agents. I understand that my activity on the UMC Network will be logged / monitored and any unauthorized access or
unreasonable violation of the HIPAA “Minimum Necessary” rule will be cause for immediate revocation. I further understand and agree to the following:
SOFTWARE / HARDWARE:
1. I agree to use only authorized and secure electronic resources for UMC business purposes.
2. I agree not to install software, either UMC-owned or personally-owned, on any UMC asset without the express written permission of the Information
Security Officer or designee.
3.
I agree not to install UMC software on personal devices (e.g. PCs, tablets, PDAs, etc.) without the express written permissi
on of the Information
Security Officer or designee.
4. I agree not to move UMC information from one location to another (either physically or logically) without the express written permission of the
Information Security Officer or designee.
5. I agree not to share UMC information with any other person (either physically or logically) without the express written permission of the Information
Security Officer or designee.
6. I agree not to install, attach, adjust or attempt to repair any UMC asset without the express written permission of the Information Security Officer or
designee.
7. Hardware (e.g. PCs, laptops, PDAs, USB storage devices or other removable media, etc.) is not allowed to be connected to the UMC Network
without the knowledge and/or express written permission of the Information Security Officer or designee.
SECURITY:
8. Protected Health Information (PHI) is to remain on authorized equipment and never moved to a personal or portable device or other media.
9. I agree not to give access to a workstation session or allow my login credentials to be used by any other person for any reason without the express
written permission of the Information Security Officer or designee.
10.
I agree not to adjust any user’s account or privileges without the express written permission of the Information Security Officer or de
signee.
11.
I agree not to create user accounts without the express written permission of the Information Security Officer or designee.
12. I agree not to adjust any system settings including (but not limited to):
a.
Network settings b. Remote access settings c. System p
olicy settings d. Operating System settings (excluding desktop settings)
e.
Application se
ttings other than
preferences (i.e. cannot modify intended access to data)
Note: Adjusting system settings requires the express written permission of the Information Security Officer or designee.
13. I agree not to allow any unauthorized individual to access any part of the UMC electronic information system or UMC information (either physically
or logically).
14. I agree not to attempt to access systems or services unless I have formal and approved documented access to the systems or services.
15. I agree to maintain confidentiality of all information in all forms (e.g. paper, electronic or other) and will provide UMC with information about our
security practices upon request.
16. I agree to return, securely delete or destroy all confidential data acquired from UMC when that data is no longer required.
17. I agree to electronically transport information to and from UMC only when approved in writing by the data owner using UMC predefined secure
methods.
UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATION OR ALTERATION OF THIS DOCUMENT WILL RENDER IT NULL & VOID AND WILL TERMINATE THE
ACCESS REQUEST PROCESS.
IN THE EVENT THAT ANY OF THE ABOVE POLICIES ARE VIOLATED OR THIS FORM IS FOUND TO HAVE BEEN ALTERED WITHOUT
AUTHORIZATION, THE REQUESTER WILL BE PENALIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH UMC POLICY REGARDLESS OF SIGNATURE ON THE
ALTERED FORM.
*Requester’s Signature: Date:
*Managing Representative’s Signature: Date:
Department Head’s Signature: Date:
*(Note: The term “Requester” is defined as a formally authorized non-employee performing or facilitating services for UMC and
the term “Managing Representative” is defined as the Project Lead or Site Manager from the Requester’s organization.)
Student/Instructor Clinical Affiliation Agreement
Exhibit A
WHEREAS, I am a student at ______________________________________________
(hereinafter “SCHOOL”);
WHEREAS, SCHOOL and University Medical Center of Southern Nevada (hereinafter
“HOSPITAL”) have entered into a Clinical Affiliation Agreement (hereinafter “AGREEMENT”) to
provide students of SCHOOL with clinical experience and training; and
WHEREAS, I desire to take part in said Clinical Education Program (hereinafter
Program”).
NOW, THEREFORE, I stipulate and agree as follows:
1. I have received and reviewed the HOSPITAL’s orientation materials and the
written regulations which will govern my activities while at the HOSPITAL.
2. I agree to follow the HOSPITAL’s administrative policies, standards, and practices
in effect while I am a student/instructor at HOSPITAL.
3. I agree to follow HOSPTIAL’s Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
(“HIPAA”) policies and procedures.
4. I agree to comply with all federal, state, and locals laws and/or regulations
relative to my activities at HOSPITAL.
5. I agree that all patient records and all HOSPITAL statistical, financial,
confidential, and/or personal data received, stored or viewed by me shall be kept in strictest
confidence by me.
6. I understand that before I may be admitted to the Program to be conducted at
HOSPITAL, I must:
a. Provide evidence of appropriate health insurance,
b. Undergo a physical examination demonstrating my ability to perform the
essential functions of the job (with or without reasonable
accommodations),
c. Take and pass a pre-placement drug screen,
d. Submit to two-step TB Skin Testing
e. Demonstrate exposure to or vaccination against Rubella, Rubeola and
Varicella, and
f. Demonstrate vaccination against Hepatitis B or exercise of refusal to be
vaccinated.
g. Provide HOSPITAL with access to my background check results.
7. I understand that before I may commence training or activities at HOSPITAL, I
must complete HOSPITAL’s orientation Program designed to familiarize students/instructor
with their responsibilities and with their work environment.
8. I understand that my student/instructor identification badge must be worn at all
times and be clearly visible. Badges may not be worn backwards and should be displayed at
chest level or higher.
9. I acknowledge that I am responsible for providing the necessary and appropriate
uniform and supplies required but not provided by HOSPITAL and for securing living
accommodations and transportation.
10. I acknowledge that I will not be an employee of HOSPITAL while engaging in the
Program at HOSPITAL and that I am ineligible to receive any benefits from HOSPITAL including,
but not limited to, industrial insurance coverage.
______________________________________ _____________________
Student’s/Instructor’s Signature Date
______________________________________
Student’s/Instructor’s Printed Name
_____________________________________
Program of Study
New Student Parking Location
Students must park behind the Lied Ambulatory building on Pinto Lane or at Charleston and
Ranc
ho in the parking lot by the TLC Women's Center.
The parking lot is behind the Lied Ambulatory building on the north side. Students
should go east
on Pinto Lane, take the left driveway after the Clark County Social Services building then continue
around to the rear parking lots. It is a lighted area, well labeled as UMC parking. There is a shuttle to
take students
to the hospital.
For your safety and security, UMCs Public Safety encourages students to utilize the shuttle services
to and from the main campus.
Students scheduled for night shift clinical rotation do not have to park in the remote lot;
park in the parking deck next to the Emergency Dept.
Call for shuttle pick-up at 702-383-1810
All current students will be required to register online via the new IParq system to obtain a new
parking permit and to be able to continue to park on campus.
What do you need to do?
To register, please go to https://umcsn.thepermitstore.com/purchase.php
Students will need to input their last name and school affiliation to access parking permit
requests.
Who do I contact for more information or support?
Please contact Public Safety with any questions at 702-383-2286.