Center for Health Sciences Education

The Center for Health Sciences Education coordinates Cleveland Clinic's own internal training programs with the external affiliated training programs offered at educational facilities throughout Ohio and across the nation.

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Health Sciences Education Onboarding

Important Information for Clinical Rotations:

Student rotations are to be confirmed with discipline-specific education coordinators.
Once placement is confirmed, an onboarding form must be submitted. This is to be submitted regardless of whether the student's placement is a continuation or a brand new placement.
As a part of onboarding, all health science students will be required to complete a COVID-19 screening. Students exhibiting fevers and/or COVID symptoms must undergo testing before being allowed to commence their rotation.
Students will be required to comply with Cleveland Clinic regulations related to PPE including masks and face shields. Students should communicate with their preceptors prior to arriving at their clinical rotations to receive specific instructions on current PPE regulations.

Please Note: Pharmacy academic programs can obtain information and direction about pharmacy rotations by reaching out directly to Cleveland Clinic Pharmacy Education. Nursing education does not fall under the umbrella of the Center for Health Sciences Education. Please consult directly with the Nursing Institute for information about Cleveland Clinic nursing education.

About Health Sciences Education

Health science professionals are healthcare providers with a formal education and clinical training. They collaborate with physicians and other members of the healthcare system to detect, identify, and prevent diseases and to provide therapeutic services to patients of all ages.

There are nearly a hundred unique jobs in the heath sciences. Some, like radiologic technologists, physical therapists, and surgical technologists, have a lot of patient contact. Others are more technology-based and focus on behind the scenes work in laboratories or in health information management.

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