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Upon admission ��all students enrolled in any nursing program at the CON, must complete a Level II background check,�� to include drug testing and fingerprinting .��
The semester before you begin clinical , you will also be required to redo your Level II background check�� to include drug testing and fingerprinting . �� **The College of Nursing has contractual agreements with a multitude of clinical facilities/institutions, and each of these institutions has its own policy regarding background checks, immunizations & drug testing.

Unfortunately, we cannot accept background checks from other entities per the FDLE/FBI.��

Yes, students are required to redo a Level II background check to include drug testing and fingerprinting yearly while in the clinical portion of the nursing program.

Please download the form provided in the admission email, check the “Volunteer Box”, sign and enter your full address to include city/state/zip. Once completed, please email it to CONVECHS@health.fau.edu��

By signing this Waiver Agreement, it is your intent to authorize the dissemination of any national criminal history record that may pertain to you to the CON with which you are seeking to be a volunteer, pursuant to the national Child Protection Act of 1993, as amended, and Section 943.0542, Florida Statutes.

No, you have to go to the location that American Databank/Complio sends you to, based on the zip code that you provided.

No, you must go to a LabCorp location; the locations will be provided based on the zip code that you enter.

When the results have been processed by the FDLE/FBI, they will be sent electronically to the school. We will then notify you by email of your status once we receive the results. ��This can take up to 6-8 weeks. **Please note that if your background check comes back with any arrests or convictions regardless of the arrest/incident date, we will contact you for the court/adjudication records and a letter of explanation.

Often times, during the fingerprint process, the quality of the characteristics were too low to be used; therefore, the FBI has requested that you redo them.

Once we receive the drug test results, and it comes back positive for medication, we will email you requesting a copy of your prescription from your health care provider and a picture of your medication container with your name on it.��

Yes, a Dilute Negative test is unacceptable; you must order another drug test.
It means that the donor was exceptionally hydrated at the time of the test; and the urine, and everything else it contained, was diluted. Therefore, you will be required to redo the drug test. It is strongly recommended that you drink coffee, tea, juice rather than water on the day of the test.��

Yes, you have to pay for the test again.

It is mandatory that all students must redo their Level II background checks�� to include fingerprinting and drug testing, yearly while in the clinical component of the program.

Yes, you have to do a yearly Level II background check�� to include fingerprinting and drug testing.

No, American Databank nor ����ý will reimburse your payment or allow a credit.

Follow the steps provided in the onboarding email.

All of the requirements listed below need to be uploaded to your account and need to remain current
• Measles, Mumps & Rubella (MMR)
• Varicella (Chicken Pox)
• Hepatitis B
• Tuberculosis (TB) and Tuberculosis Screening Form
• Tetanus
• CPR Certification
• Influenza
• HIPAA
• Health Insurance
• Self-Insurance Policy Acknowledgement (SIP)
• Handbook Acknowledgement
• Ed Release of Student Information
Photo Media Release Authorization

You will be notified via email of the requirements that are needed for the clinical site you are assigned to.

Please contact your health care provider for your records, or you can have titers drawn at a walk-in clinic or your health care provider’s office.��
��**The College of Nursing has contractual agreements with a multitude of clinical facilities/institutions, and each of these institutions has its own policy regarding background checks, immunizations & drug testing.

It is mandatory that you have health insurance in order to attend clinical. The semester before you are to begin clinical, you must upload proof of your insurance card to your clinical tracker account. If you do need to purchase insurance, there are many companies offering coverage to students.��

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** ������ý is committed to providing a campus environment free of the abuse of and illegal use and possession of controlled substances. The unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensing, possession or use of a controlled substance is prohibited in or on university owned or controlled property or facilities. No student is to report to work, class, or any university activity while under the influence of illegal drugs. The possession and use of controlled drugs by members of the university community must at all times be in accordance with the provisions of federal and state law, and the regulations and policies of the Florida Board of Governors and the University.