The Day of Your Visit
Arrival
Upon arrival, go to PWB 2-241 to sign in with Anne Woll the Center Manager who will unlock the rooms you have reserved and ensure that your requested technology is available. Before leaving, stop by PWB 2-241 to sign-out and complete your IERC visit.
Technical Support
If you have requested technical support during your scheduled lab use, Patricia Rizzi the Instructional Technology Coordinator will be present to assist you.
Locker Rooms
Please feel free to use the lockers in the Student Locker Room and Patient Locker Room to store coats or other items that will not be needed during your visit. Twenty-eight lockers are available for student use and 10 for standardized patients. You must bring padlocks to secure the lockers. The IERC is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
Storage Space
To store items used repeatedly in the IERC, faculty members should contact the Center Manager to request storage space.
Universal Precautions
IERC users should follow universal precautions against infectious disease while participating in clinical activities. Universal Precautions Guidelines can be found inside the exam room cabinets.
Please note the following about the IERC
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The IERC is located within space that is shared with the Transplant Center. As a result, individuals who are very ill often come to this area for consultations, thus sharing the hallways with the IERC. |
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All IERC users are requested to help us maintain a professional office environment by keeping noise in the hallways and in open exam rooms to a minimum. We ask that the same professionalism that would be demonstrated in any health care clinic be used in the IERC. |
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We ask that absolutely NO food or drink be taken into the Media Room. We recommend that eating and drinking be reserved for the Student Lounge or the Outside In, a cafeteria located across the hall. The IERC has a high rate of use by multiple groups and your cooperation will help us maintain a clean and efficient clinic space and ensure that all equipment continues to function effectively. |
Clean up following use of the IERC
In order to maintain a professional, functional space, all IERC users are expected to complete proper cleanup after their use, as detailed below. The cleaning service provides general vacuuming and garbage removal, but all other cleanup is the responsibility of the user. If you anticipate that your activities may cause physical damage or disorder exceeding your means, please discuss your use with the IERC Manager or Director prior to your use to make other preventive and restorative arrangements.
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Leave the exam rooms and auxiliary rooms as you found them. Return exam equipment, unused supplies, and furniture to their original location. Put trash in the receptacles and wipe up wet or soiled surfaces. If garbage cans are overflowing at the end of a session, please contact the Center Manager. |
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If you bring food and beverages into the Student Lounge, remove it at the end of your session. Leftover food and beverages will be removed at the end of each day. |
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Turn off all lights at the end of your session. |
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Turn off the data projector in the Media Room. |
Damage Fees
Departments will be assessed for the replacement cost of any equipment damaged, destroyed, or lost during scheduled use.
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