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In keeping with this commitment, the school maintains the right to require any student to undergo testing to determine his or her fitness for enrollment in the school. Students will be dismissed from the school for any illegal or unauthorized involvement with drugs or alcohol. Illegal or unauthorized involvement includes, but is not limited to:  \n• Illegal or unauthorized possession, use, manufacture, dispensation, distribution, or purchase of illegal drugs and/or alcohol  \n• Being under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or anyother substances that may cause impaired judgement  \n• Violation of any applicable federal or state criminal drug and/or alcohol statute  \n• Positive laboratory testing for drugs in which the student does not have a legal prescription, or which the student is using in a non-prescribed manner.  \nEven if a drug may be legal under one set of laws (for example, state law), it is still covered by this Policy if it is illegal under some other applicable law (for example, federal law).  \n*ANY POSITIVE DRUG/ALCOHOL TEST WILL BE REVIEWED BY AN INDEPENDENT MEDICAL  \nREVIEW OFFICER (MRO) . THEMRO WILL DETERMINE VIABILITY OF THE TEST RESULT. THE  \nDECISION OF THE TEST RESULTS FOUND BY THEMROIS FINAL.  \nIllegal Drug and Alcohol Implementation Program  \nDrug Screen testing will be done at the following times:  \n• Upon enrollment  \n• Upon re-enrollment  \n• Any Student “For Cause”  \nIFA STUDENT REFUSES OR FAILS TO BE TESTED ATTHE REQUIRED OR“FOR CAUSE”TIMES AS REQUESTED, OR, IFA STUDENT ATTEMPTS TO TAMPER WITH ANY PART OF THE TESTING PROCESS, HE/SHE WILL BE DISMISSED FROM THE SCHOOL OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS.  \nPost-Accident Drug Test – Work related accidents involving students MUST be reported immediately to the Clinical Instructor and the Program Director. Students involved in a work related“accident” must not be allowed to leave the facility and will be required to undergo an immediate drug screening. Students involved in such accidents that leave without permission of a Faculty Member or Program Director will be disciplined and may be terminated from the program.  \nUpon report of an accident during clinical hours, the Program Director shall review the circumstances of the work related “accident” and will immediately schedule the student for a mandatory drug screening. Typically, an “accident” is any event, incident, or judgment resulting in:  \nA. Bodily injury (including a needle stick and a blood splash) to the student that requires medical attention other than simple First Aid/one time treatment for minor scrapes, scratches, cuts, burns, splinters, etc.  \nB. Bodily injury of any kind to another person.  \nC. Death to any person.  \nD. Damage to any property.  \nStudents who are required to undergo a post-accident drug screening, based on the above criteria, will be suspended from clinical rotations pending the results of such test. If the results are positive for an illegal substance the student will immediately be dismissed from the program. If the student test positive for a prescribed drug more than the prescribed amount, the student maybe disciplined, up to and including termination retroactive to the date of the accident. A refusal to undergo the test will be grounds for dismissal. The test should be administered as soon as practical following the work-related incident and prior to the student leaving the work location.  \n“For Cause” Testing  \n“For Cause Testing” provides the faculty with a means to identify drug and/or alcohol affected students who may pose a danger to themselves, others, or patients under their care, in the performance of their duties in the clinical area or affiliating agencies. In addition, the testing may be requested when the student is attending class/clinical or pre","cbCaimkqOHfhSsVF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimkqOHfhSsVF","pdf",157100,"English","# Drug And Alcohol Policy\n## Enrollment and ongoing enforcement\n## Drug Screen testing schedule\n## Post-Accident Drug Test\n## “For Cause” Testing\n## Conviction of any Drug Statute","[{\"question\":\"What does the Drug And Alcohol Policy allow the school to do regarding students?\",\"answer\":\"The school may require students to undergo testing to determine fitness for enrollment. 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