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Comply with ail applicable laws, ordinances and codes of Federal, State and Local government. In the event of the concurrent negligence oft.be student, the liabiliry for any and all claims for injuries of the student shall be the responsibility of the School, as, the School (or the State for California State Universiw) shall carry Worker's Compensation for the student. ~ection 3. The Specific Responsibility of the Student a) Shall submit a program proposal to the Associate Nurse Executive or desi~_o-nee for approval. b) Shall provide to Nursing Administrtion a completed Student Health Record/Securi~- Clearance form prior to beginning the clinical rotation demonsn'ating: 1 ) Proof of an annual s'kin test (intradermal PPD) is on file Mth the School mad must show the date of the test and the results. Proof shall be furnished on a physician's letterhead. lab form, or a form aqth a physician's (or person author/zed by a physician) signature. If the employee is known to be PPD positive (s-kin test positive for tuberculosis), a written statement from a physician verifying a recent negative chest X-ray and completion of a Tuberculosis QuestiormaJre is required. Thereafter, the student is required to complete on an annual basis the Tuberculosis Health Questiorma/re enclosed. 2) Proof of antibodies or immunit3, to rubella and rubeola or a vaccination is on file with the school. Results must be a physician's statement of immunity on physicimn's letterhead, lab form, or form with physician's (or personnel authorized by a physician) signature. Verbal screening for var/cella is required. Serological evidence ofkn.munity for those udthout a strong history, is recommended. 3) Compliance ,~Sth eSI-lA Regulation 29 CFR, Part 1910.10_30 Coloodbome pathogen exposure): OSHA h~s made a determ/nation that health care workers face a significant health risk as the result of occupational exposure to blood and other potentially infectious materials, because they may contain bloodbome pathogens, including Hepatits B and human immunodeficiency vires. It i~ therefore imperative that students participate in a training