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Nurse Education Clinical Attendance Policy

by Kristina Kitchen -
Hello,
Please be advised the clinical attendance policy was revised on 1/7/2023, per policy notification to students must be made within 7 business days.
The policy is in effect as of 1/18/2023. Please read the policy carefully as the changes to the policy are significant. All AAS and PN students must sign and provide to Ms. Ellie or Ms. Morton before their next clinical shift. 
(Note: If you have already missed the maximum time allowed, any further missed time will be made up after your scheduled graduation date.)  
 
Please see the link to print and sign.  Ms. Ellie and Ms. Morton will also have copies to be signed in the event you are not able to print the document.
 
Thank you for your compliance in this matter.
Kristina Kitchen
 
Clinical attendance policy 2023 Students
 
Please read below:
 
Clinical Attendance Policy:
 
The Virginia Board Of Nursing mandates clinical hour completion as a requirement to apply for licensure. EVCC provides clinical faculty for clinical instruction to meet the requirements of the VBON; and schedules clinical hours with approved clinical sites.  To comply with the regulations set forth by the state of Virginia, EVCC Nurse education's clinical policy states all clinical hours are mandatory. Students must be on time and attend all clinical hours. 
 
To minimize disruptions, staffing issues, and excessive missed time, EVCC will allow students to miss 2 days of clinical throughout the entirety of the program.  Students will be required to make up all missed hours.  The program does not differentiate from excused or unexcused, all absences are subjected to the 2-day limit. The program will make every attempt to schedule make up clinical experiences for the missed hours during the student's same semester period, however this is not always possible. Students who exceed 2 missed clinical days while enrolled in the program will be delayed in graduating and will make up the clinical hours with the next graduating cohort.  EVCC administration will not attempt to staff further clinical experiences during the semester for any student who misses greater than 2 days.
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Nurse Education Clinical Attendance Policy

by Kristina Kitchen -
Hello,
Please be advised the clinical attendance policy was revised on 1/7/2023, per policy notification to students must be made within 7 business days.
The policy is in effect as of 1/18/2023. Please read the policy carefully as the changes to the policy are significant. All AAS and PN students must sign and provide to Ms. Ellie or Ms. Morton before their next clinical shift. 
(Note: If you have already missed the maximum time allowed, any further missed time will be made up after your scheduled graduation date.)  
 
Please see the link to print and sign.  Ms. Ellie and Ms. Morton will also have copies to be signed in the event you are not able to print the document.
 
Thank you for your compliance in this matter.
Kristina Kitchen
 
Clinical attendance policy 2023 Students
 
Please read below:
 
Clinical Attendance Policy:
 
The Virginia Board Of Nursing mandates clinical hour completion as a requirement to apply for licensure. EVCC provides clinical faculty for clinical instruction to meet the requirements of the VBON; and schedules clinical hours with approved clinical sites.  To comply with the regulations set forth by the state of Virginia, EVCC Nurse education's clinical policy states all clinical hours are mandatory. Students must be on time and attend all clinical hours. 
 
To minimize disruptions, staffing issues, and excessive missed time, EVCC will allow students to miss 2 days of clinical throughout the entirety of the program.  Students will be required to make up all missed hours.  The program does not differentiate from excused or unexcused, all absences are subjected to the 2-day limit. The program will make every attempt to schedule make up clinical experiences for the missed hours during the student's same semester period, however this is not always possible. Students who exceed 2 missed clinical days while enrolled in the program will be delayed in graduating and will make up the clinical hours with the next graduating cohort.  EVCC administration will not attempt to staff further clinical experiences during the semester for any student who misses greater than 2 days.
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Smoking Policy

by Shrenik Sheth -

It has been brought to our attention that students and staff have been smoking and throwing cigarette butts on the ground and in the landscaping. This has been caught on camera by building management. 

 

Smoking is only allowed at the designated smoking area  (Gazebo) near the back entrance of the building. All other places are designated no-smoking zones.  There are no exceptions to this rule. In addition, you must dispose of your cigarettes in the designated containers only - Do not dispose of them in any other areas including the ground and/or landscaping.

If you are observed in person or on camera smoking in a non-designated area and/or improperly disposing of cigarette butts, you can and will be asked to leave the property. The building management has the right to ban you from the property due to creating a safety hazard. In the event you are banned from the property, you will no longer be a student at EVCC and all courses you are attending will immediately be transcribed on your transcript as a Failed attempt (F). Staff will be terminated effective immediately.

You may contact Sam Shrenik if you have any questions or concerns.

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