Quick answer

Allied-health programs mirror nursing clearance: TB screening, MMR/varicella/hep-B titers, Tdap, flu, drug screening — enforced before clinical affiliations. Surgical and rad-tech tracks add extra bloodborne-pathogen rigor.

Who this covers

Affiliation contracts drive everything

Hospitals hosting student rotations extend employee-grade clearance requirements to students; program compliance offices translate that into checklist form.

High-exposure tracks

Surgical technology and radiography involve sharps/fluid exposure daily — hep-B response documentation gets scrutinized hardest there.

Rehabilitation disciplines

PT/OT programs in home-health rotations sometimes add additional infectious-disease screening per agency clients.

Order the required tests

Direct-access laboratory testing — no doctor visit needed. Results arrive as forwardable PDFs that satisfy most compliance offices.

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