Student Disciplinary Code of Academic and Professional Conduct Attendance Policies On-site must be limited to 80 hours per week, averaged over a two-week period. Violations should be reported directly to the clerkship director or to an Associate Dean (Academic Affairs or Student Affairs). Time off requests must comply with the Clinical Student Time Off Policy. Work Hours: Clinical Student Time Off Policy: Time Off Request Form: Jury Service: Religious Observance: Weather Policy: Scrubs Policy BUSM Policies In addition to the expectations listed above, all students are expected to adhere to BUSM and Boston University policies. BU Policies and Student Support Services Appropriate Treatment in Medicine Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) is committed to providing a work and educational environment that is conducive to teaching and learning, research, the practice of medicine and patient care. This includes a shared commitment among all members of the BUSM community to respect each person’s worth and dignity, and to contribute to a positive learning environment where medical students are enabled and encouraged to excel. BUSM has a ZERO tolerance policy for medical student mistreatment. Students who have experienced or witnessed mistreatment are encouraged to report it using one of the following methods: Contact the chair of the Appropriate Treatment in Medicine Committee (ATM), Dean Paige Curran, directly by email () Submit an online Incident Report Form through the online reporting system These reports are sent to Dean Curran directly. Complaints will be kept confidential and addressed quickly.
Student Disciplinary Code of Academic and Professional Conduct Attendance Policies On-site must be limited to 80 hours per week, averaged over a two-week period. Violations should be reported directly to the clerkship director or to an Associate Dean (Academic Affairs or Student Affairs). Time off requests must comply with the Clinical Student Time Off Policy. Work Hours: Clinical Student Time Off Policy: Time Off Request Form: Jury Service: Religious Observance: Weather Policy: Scrubs Policy BUSM Policies In addition to the expectations listed above, all students are expected to adhere to BUSM and Boston University policies. BU Policies and Student Support Services Appropriate Treatment in Medicine Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) is committed to providing a work and educational environment that is conducive to teaching and learning, research, the practice of medicine and patient care. This includes a shared commitment among all members of the BUSM community to respect each person’s worth and dignity, and to contribute to a positive learning environment where medical students are enabled and encouraged to excel. BUSM has a ZERO tolerance policy for medical student mistreatment. Students who have experienced or witnessed mistreatment are encouraged to report it using one of the following methods: Contact the chair of the Appropriate Treatment in Medicine Committee (ATM), Dean Paige Curran, directly by email () Submit an online Incident Report Form through the online reporting system These reports are sent to Dean Curran directly. Complaints will be kept confidential and addressed quickly.
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