Ron and Kathy Assaf College of Nursing (ACON) ─ College Specific Policies and Procedures Page 129 • Students who elect not to participate will be subject to standard disciplinary action in accordance with nursing program policies. • Students choosing to participate must enroll in an intervention program approved or recognized by the College of Nursing. • All costs associated with the intervention program (evaluation, intervention, monitoring, drug screening) and related services are the sole responsibility of the student. • The nursing program and institution bear no financial obligation for intervention services. Status and Requirements During Intervention Students who elect to participate in the intervention will: • Be placed on Behavioral Probation. • Be required to take a 6 to 12-month administrative break from the nursing program depending on: o Documented intervention participation. o Demonstrated progress in the intervention program. o Recommendations from the intervention provider. • Duration will be determined on an individualized basis, guided by safety and readiness for return. • Maintain continuous enrollment and active participation in the designated intervention program. • Comply with all intervention program requirements, including but not limited to: o Counseling sessions o Drug/alcohol screening o Case management or monitoring agreements • Provide documentation of compliance and progress from the intervention provider upon request. Conditions for Re-Entry Students seeking re-entry must: • Submit formal documentation verifying: o Successful participation in an intervention program. o Demonstrated stability. o Fitness for resuming all nursing program activities, including safe clinical practice (as determined by a qualified healthcare provider). • Provide evidence of negative drug screens, as required. • Meet with nursing program leadership for a re-entry evaluation. • Agree to any ongoing monitoring conditions imposed by the nursing program, at the student’s expense.
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