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Clinical Resource Guide
FALL 2021
Pre-Licensure BSN Degree Program
AURORA CAMPUS
Contents
INTRODUCTION TO THE CLINICAL RESOURCE GUIDE..................................................................................................3
CastleBranch ...............................................................................................................................................................3
Establish a CastleBranch Account ..........................................................................................................................3
Accessing your Account ..........................................................................................................................................4
BACKGROUND CHECKS, FINGERPRINTING, AND DRUG SCREEN ...............................................................................4
Background Check.......................................................................................................................................................4
Fingerprinting..............................................................................................................................................................5
Additional Steps ......................................................................................................................................................5
Drug Screen .................................................................................................................................................................5
Additional Steps ......................................................................................................................................................5
MEDICAL DOCUMENT MANAGER ..............................................................................................................................5
Establish a Medical Document Manager Account .................................................................................................6
Immunizations ............................................................................................................................................................6
Tuberculin (TB) Test ....................................................................................................................................................7
Certificate of Health Examination and Immunity Form ............................................................................................8
Proof of Health Insurance...........................................................................................................................................9
American Heart Association Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Certification ...................................................9
CORE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS ............................................................................................................................9
HIPPA, OSHA & THE SON STUDENT HANDBOOK.........................................................................................................9
MISCELLANEOUS ...................................................................................................................................................... 10
Uniform Information ................................................................................................................................................ 10
Name Badge Information ......................................................................................................................................... 11
Supplies for Clinical and Laboratory ......................................................................................................................... 11
Appendix A ............................................................................................................................................................... 12
Deadlines & Fees for Clinical Requirements ........................................................................................................ 12
Appendix B................................................................................................................................................................ 13
Submitting Documents ......................................................................................................................................... 13
Appendix C................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Core Performance Standards ............................................................................................................................... 16
Appendix D ............................................................................................................................................................... 18
Name Badge Order Form...................................................................................................................................... 18
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INTRODUCTION TO THE CLINICAL RESOURCE GUIDE
Welcome as you embark upon this new journey as a nursing student in the Pre-licensure BSN Degree
Program. Clinical rotations will begin during the first semester of your junior year and will provide you
with the opportunity to learn and practice nursing skills. This Clinical Resource Guide provides you with
information and clinical requirements you need to complete before starting the first semester. To
participate and progress in clinicals, students must meet and maintain the necessary clinical
requirements. You need to start completing these requirements TODAY to ensure they are completed
on time. Students will NOT be allowed to participate in clinicals if ANY of the required documentation
is not completed by the dates specified in Appendix A & uploaded to your Castle branch account.
CastleBranch
Our program uses CastleBranch services to ensure all students meet health care organizations, School
of Nursing, and university requirements for Illinois. You will need to purchase TWO (2) Castle Branch
packages, explained below. CastleBranch is a reputable, secure, online environment that the program
uses to record and track the documents necessary for participation in clinicals. All expenses incurred
for the background check, online document tracker, immunizations, physical examination, drug
screening and tuberculin (TB) tests are the responsibility of the student. These requirements include
the following:
• Background Check
• Fingerprinting
• Drug Screen
• Immunization/TB test Tracking
• Certificate of Health Examination
• Proof of Health Insurance
• CPR Certification
• Core Performance Standards
Each of these will be explained in some detail; however, we welcome your questions as they arise.
Requirements not documented in CastleBranch may be found under MISCELLANEOUS.
Establish a CastleBranch Account
1. Go to https://discover.castlebranch.com/
2. Click on place order.
3. Enter the Aurora University Package Code UR36
4. Agree to terms and conditions and click continue
5. Provide the necessary information (i.e. name, date of birth, etc.) needed to complete your
background check. (order placement should be completed in one sitting to avoid any
possible issues with orders not going through).
6. Select a form of payment. Payment is due at the time you place the order.
7. Cost is $153.00 (Background check, ISP-IL State Police-UCIA Applicant Fingerprinting, and
drug screen).
-3-Please note: Purchasing this package automatically starts the background check process.
Additional steps are required for fingerprinting & the Drug Screen.
Accessing your Account
1. Go to https://discover.castlebranch.com/
2. Click on sign in, select MYCB
3. Log in using the email address you provided and password you created during order placement.
BACKGROUND CHECKS, FINGERPRINTING, AND DRUG SCREEN
Background Check
Your CastleBranch account is established when you place your first order for the Background Check
package. If you already have an account with CastleBranch from another school or organization, you
will still need to purchase the Aurora University packages, as they specifically match our requirements
and we cannot access accounts from other schools/organizations.
It is important to completely disclose all background information to the school and the healthcare
setting, even for crimes that have been expunged. Failure to fully disclose and accept accountability
may result in losing opportunities to participate in clinicals. Any convictions found in your background
check will be reviewed by the School of Nursing and forwarded to the clinical site. Flagged background
checks will be reviewed individually; however, placement in clinicals is not guaranteed. Each clinical
facility determines if a student may participate in clinicals. For details about convictions that may
impact clinical placement, contact the School of Nursing at 630-844-5130.
Child Abuse Background Information if you do not live in IL:
Street Address: Enter their actual street address
City: Enter their actual city plus "state reside in"
State: Enter IL
Please note that CastleBranch will not process an Illinois Statewide Criminal Search
request before receiving the signed release form. The downloadable Illinois State
Police release form will be provided online during the order placement process. The
signed release form can be faxed to (910)343-9731 or emailed to
expedite@castlebranch.com
-4-Fingerprinting
All students are required to complete a fingerprint scan as part of the criteria for participating in
clinicals at health care facilities in Illinois.
Additional Steps
1. Register at www.ibtfingerprint.com to complete fingerprint scan.
2. Select IL, select digital fingerprinting and access the online scheduling link.
3. Application category: select UCIA Applicant from the Agency Name drop down box.
4. Employer category: select Aurora University-Nursing from the Employer Name drop
down box.
5. Select your appointment day and time.
6. Payment method-You paid for this when you purchased the package-you do not pay the
fingerprint facility when scanned
7. Print and bring confirmation form and valid driver’s license to the appointment.
8. Results will be sent to Aurora University.
Drug Screen
A cleared drug screen will be posted to your CastleBranch account. If there are any issues with the drug
test, CastleBranch will notify the student by email. The student will need to reach out to the MRO at 1-
800-526-9341, to discuss the results and ask the student to provide documentation showing they have
a prescription or had a procedure that would cause the results to show positive. After three (3) days
CastleBranch will release the results to the School of Nursing.
Additional Steps
1. Go to https://mycb.castlebranch.com, login to your MYCB account, and click on “To Do”
list. The drug screen should appear in your list after you establish your account &
purchase the Aurora University Package (see Establish a CastleBranch Account above).
2. Download and Print your drug test registration form. You will need to take this drug
screen form to one of the Quest Diagnostics laboratories listed on CastleBranch, for
specimen collection. Quest Diagnostics is the only acceptable laboratory that may be
used for screening.
3. Bring a valid driver’s license to the laboratory on the day of specimen collection.
4. Results will be sent to CastleBranch in 3-5 business days.
5. CastleBranch posts results to your account.
MEDICAL DOCUMENT MANAGER
Your required health information will need to be uploaded via Medical Document Manager (MDM) in
CastleBranch. They will verify that the documents meet Aurora University’s School of Nursing
requirements. If the documents do not, you will receive an email from CastleBranch. They will also
send you a reminder if any of your documents will be expiring and if there is anything else needed to
process the requirements. Your order will show as “In Process” until all requirements have been
uploaded and approved. You likely will not receive notification from the School of Nursing if any of
-5-your documents are missing or incomplete, so it is imperative that you check your emails and access
your MYCB account regularly so that you are aware of all requirements that need attention. You are not
allowed to attend clinical with any expired requirements. The MDM is a separate package that you will
need to purchase & is where you will upload the following information:
• Immunization/TB test Tracking
• Certificate of Health Examination
• Proof of Health Insurance
• CPR Certification
• Core Performance Standards
Establish a Medical Document Manager Account
1. Go to https://mycb.castlebranch.com
2. In the upper right hand corner, enter the package code: UR36im
3. Select a form of payment. Payment is due at the time you place the order.
4. Cost is $35.00
5. See Appendix B - Submitting Documents for instructions on how to upload health
information.
Immunizations
Students on clinical rotations in health care facilities are at higher risk than the general population for
acquiring communicable diseases. Any student who has one of these diseases may, in turn, infect other
personnel and clients/patients. Thus, healthcare facilities require evidence of immunization or natural
immunity against those diseases that can be prevented. Student name MUST be listed on all pages of
documents.
Documentation of receipt of the following immunizations must be completed by the dates specified
in Appendix A. See Appendix B – Submitting Documents for instructions on how to upload
immunization information.
A. Measles (Rubeola) – Titer to prove immunity. Report must include lab value with a
reference range. If negative (non-immune) or equivocal, repeat vaccine series per Center for
Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) for Healthcare Workers guidelines. If positive,
requirement is complete.
B. Mumps - Titer to prove immunity. Report must include lab value with a reference range. If
negative (non-immune) or equivocal, repeat vaccine series per CDC for Healthcare Workers
guidelines. If positive, requirement is complete.
C. Rubella - Titer to prove immunity. Report must include lab value with a reference range. If
negative (non-immune) or equivocal, repeat vaccine series per CDC for Healthcare Workers
guidelines. If positive, requirement is complete.
D. Hepatitis B - Titer to prove immunity. Report must include lab value with a reference range.
If negative (non-immune) or equivocal, repeat vaccine series per CDC for Healthcare
Workers guidelines. If positive, requirement is complete.
-6-E. Varicella - Titer to prove immunity. Report must include lab value with a reference range. If
negative (non-immune) or equivocal, repeat vaccine series per CDC for Healthcare Workers
guidelines. If positive, requirement is complete.
F. Tetanus, Diphtheria & Pertussis (Tdap) - Must remain current (Vaccine every 10 years) for
duration of the program. Booster may be Tdap or Td.
G. Influenza - Must be completed annually. For fall admission applicants must get the current
flu vaccine which is usually not available until mid-August. The flu shot must be completed
between 8/15 and 10/15 for fall admission & between 9/1 and 12/1 for spring admission. It
should include the following:
• Administration date
• Name of facility (i.e., Walgreens Northwestern, Rush Copley) or name of who
administered vaccine (i.e., RN, MD)
H. Hepatitis A & Polio (Optional) - Document vaccine history
You MUST upload your titer results first, even if the results are negative. Once the results have
been reviewed, a next step of “repeat vaccine series 1” will be generated for you to upload proof
of having received the first vaccine. This will continue until the series is completed. Once you
have completed the entire vaccine series, you are done & will NOT need to repeat a titer.
Tuberculin (TB) Test
Students must submit documentation of negative evidence of TB Test by dates specified in Appendix A-
Deadlines & Fees for Clinical Requirements. All subsequent tests must be completed annually (every
year) prior to expiration date. See Appendix B– Submitting Documents for instructions on how to
upload immunization information. Student name MUST be listed on all pages of documents.
Acceptable negative evidence includes ONE of the following:
Initially (Upon Admission to the SON)
• 2-step TB skin test*
• QuantiFeron Gold blood test
• T-Spot test
• IGRA blood test
Annually
• 1-step TB Test
• QuantiFeron Gold blood test
• T-Spot test
• IGRA blood test
-7-If positive TB test, you must have a chest-x-ray completed, clearance from a healthcare
provider, and submit the symptom free TB questionnaire, which is available for download in the
TB requirement in your CastleBranch account.
* Students should anticipate the following two-step process timeline:
(Any interruption in this schedule will result in your having to restart the process from the
beginning.)
Visit 1, day 1
• The first test is given to the student and he/she is told to return in 48 to 72 hours for the test to be read.
Visit 2, days 2-3
• The first test is evaluated, measured, and interpreted.
• If the first test is negative, the student is given an appointment to return for a second test in 7–21 days.
• If the first test is positive, it indicates that the student is infected with TB. No further testing is indicated.
The student is referred for a chest X-ray and will need to submit the symptom free TB questionnaire, which is
available to download in CastleBranch. An asymptomatic student, whose chest X-ray indicates no active disease,
may attend class/clinical.
Visit 3, days 7-21
• The second test will be given to all applicants/students whose first test was negative, using the alternate
arm.
Visit 4, 48-72 hours after the second test
• The second test is evaluated, measured, and interpreted.
• If the second test is negative, the applicant/student is not infected.
• If the second test is positive, it indicates that the applicant/student is infected with TB. No further testing
is indicated. The applicant/student will be referred for a chest X-ray and will need to submit the symptom free
TB questionnaire, which is available to download in CastleBranch. An asymptomatic applicant/student, whose
chest X-ray indicates no active disease, may attend class/clinical.
Certificate of Health Examination and Immunity Form
Students must provide the School of Nursing Certificate of Health Examination and Immunity Form.
The AU Wellness Center form is not acceptable. The School of Nursing form allows students to
participate in classroom and clinical activities without restrictions. It prevents health concerns that may
negatively affect patients. This must be completed within the past 6 months and by the date specified
in Appendix A- Deadlines & Fees for Clinical Requirements. The required form can be found:
*http://aurora.edu/documents/academics/nursing/certificate-health-exam-03162017.pdf
Please call TODAY to schedule your appointment to complete your health requirements. DO NOT WAIT!
Other physical assessment documents will not suffice for this requirement. The form must be
completed in ink, include the student’s name and date of birth on each page, have a nurse
practitioner/medical doctor/physician’s assistant signature on pages 4 and 5, and make sure that the
Healthcare Practitioner Statement on page 4 is complete before uploading it to your CastleBranch
account by the dates specified in Appendix A – Deadlines & Fees for Clinical Requirements. See
Appendix B – Submitting Documents for instructions on how to upload the Certificate of Health
Examination and Immunity Form.
-8-Proof of Health Insurance
Students are required to maintain health insurance while in the program. If you are not covered by a
health insurance policy, you must initiate your own policy. Acceptable proof of insurance includes the
following:
• Copy of health insurance card, front and back, which includes & matches student’s last name .
• Document from insurance company stating that student is covered under a health insurance
policy.
American Heart Association Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Certification
Nursing students are required to be CPR certified for Basic Life Support (BLS) for the Healthcare
Provider/AED (including infant, child, adult, cognitive content and skills performance) by the American
Heart Association by the dates specified in Appendix A – Deadlines & Fees for Clinical Requirements.
You must keep this certification current throughout your enrollment in the nursing program and upload
renewal of your CPR card to CastleBranch, prior to expiration. American Red Cross & Online
certification/re-certification are not acceptable. To find a course near you:
https://cpr.heart.org/en/cpr-courses-and-kits/healthcare-professional/basic-life-support-bls-training
See Appendix B - Submitting Documents for instructions on how to upload CPR information.
Please note: Uploaded information must include the front and back of the signed CPR card,
except when submitting an e-card.
CORE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
In addition to the forms that must be submitted to CastleBranch, every student is required to read,
sign, and upload a copy of Appendix C indicating that they have received a copy of the core
performance standards and are responsible for meeting the requirements by the date specified in
Appendix A – Deadlines & Fees for Clinical Requirements. See Appendix B – Submitting Documents for
instructions on how to upload signed core performance standards document.
HIPPA, OSHA & THE SON STUDENT HANDBOOK
Instructions on completing the following items will be given during the first week of lab:
Handbook acknowledgement, HIPAA Signature Document, HIPPA Certification, and OSHA Certification
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Uniform Information
Students are required to wear the School of Nursing uniform. You may purchase the uniform pieces at
any uniform shop that carries the Cherokee Brand www.cherokeeuniforms.com
1. Navy Blue Cherokee snap front warm up jacket
a. Women’s - ORDER CODE 4350 or WW 310
b. Men’s – ORDER CODE 4450 or WW 360
2. White Cherokee Scrub top
a. Women’s scrub top – ORDER CODE 4700
b. Unisex scrub top – ORDER CODE 4777 or 4876 or 71
c. Men’s scrub top—ORDER CODE 6070 or 695
3. White or Navy Blue Cherokee Uniform pants or skirt
a. Women’s pants – ORDER CODE 4101 or 4005
b. Men’s pants – ORDER CODE 4000 or 0190
c. Unisex pants – ORDER CODE 4100 or 35
d. Women’s skirt - ORDER CODE – 4509, IN506 or 14231
Other required uniform pieces (to be purchased on your own):
1. Nursing shoes:
o Clean, white leather or vinyl shoes in good condition.
o Minimal color logo is permissible.
o Clogs, Crocs and sandals are not permitted. Shoes must have a back to them.
From the Aurora Campus University Bookstore you will purchase:
1. TWO (2) Aurora University School of Nursing Patches. One will be sewn on the right sleeve
of the white scrub top, 2 inches above the bottom of the sleeve & the second will be sewn
on the right sleeve of the Navy Blue Cherokee V-Neck cardigan warm-up jacket, 2 inches
below the shoulder seam.
PLEASE ALLOW A MINIMUM OF 3 WEEKS FOR YOUR UNIFORM DELIVERY. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL
CLASSES START TO ORDER OR YOU MAY NOT GET YOUR UNIFORM IN TIME. UNIFORMS ARE
REQUIRED TO BE WORN BEGINNING THE FIRST DAY OF LABORATORY.
- 10 -Name Badge Information
Each student is required to wear an Aurora University or George Williams College of Aurora University
name badge at all times in any clinical setting. No nicknames are allowed on the badges; i.e., Jennifer
must be Jennifer not Jenny, Robert must be Robert not Bob.
Name badges MUST be ordered through the School of Nursing. The name badge will have your first
name and first initial of your last name (for example; Sally J.). See Appendix D – Name Badge Order
Form.
Supplies for Clinical and Laboratory
The School of Nursing requires you to purchase the specific equipment listed below. The Aurora
University Student Nurses Association provides you an opportunity to purchase equipment through
Standris Medical Supply. Their instructions are listed in red below. You may also buy your supplies
elsewhere. Students can place their order for the medical equipment listed below online through Standris at:
https://www.standris.com/register.asp?cg=39
The approximate costs for the following items are listed below:
#7000 White coat Folding Clipboard, nursing edition (optional) $31.99
#500 Kelly Forceps or Hemostats $4.50
#053 5.5 Bandage Scissors $3.50
#220 Quicklite: Push Button Switch (Pen Light with Batteries) $5.95
Stethoscope-Recommend Littmann Classic II or III prices range $96.50
**Do not purchase Littmann Lightweight**
#768 Adult BP cuff w/case $38.00
#621 Gait Belt $14.50
If you already have any of these items, you are NOT required to purchase new ones.
- 11 -Appendix A
Aurora University
School of Nursing – Aurora Campus
Deadlines & Fees for Clinical Requirements
Instructions regarding each of these will be available at http://aurora.edu/nursingdocs
I. BACKGROUND INFORMATION CHECKLIST (Cost $188.00)
ITEM DUE DATE
Fingerprinting 6/1/21
Background Check 6/1/21
Drug Screen 6/1/21
II. HEALTH INFORMATION CHECKLIST
ITEM DUE DATE
Purchase Medical Document Manager 6/1/21
package
Certificate of Health Examination (physical) 7/1/21
Immunizations 7/1/21
Influenza Vaccine 10/15/21
TB test 7/1/21
Core Performance Standards 7/1/21
Please note: Students are responsible for all fees associated with meeting clinical requirements
III. OTHER INFORMATION CHECKLIST (Cost approx. $300)
ITEM DUE DATE
CPR Certification 7/1/21
Proof of Health Insurance 7/1/21
Uniforms 7/15/21
Name badge 7/15/21
Equipment for Clinical & Laboratory 7/15/21
HIPPA, OSHA & HANDBOOK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE
PROVIDED DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF LAB AND IS DUE BY 9/1/21.
IV. CLINICAL/LAB AND ATI FEES TO BE ADDED TO YOUR FALL TUITION BILL (Cost $1480.00)
V. ESTIMATED TEXTBOOK EXPENSES FIRST SEMESTER ($555.00)
Failure to complete these requirements by the above stated due dates will
jeopardize clinical placement and impact your progression in the program.
- 12 -Appendix B
Aurora University
School of Nursing – Aurora Campus
Submitting Documents
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Appendix C
Aurora University
School of Nursing – Aurora Campus
Core Performance Standards
Purpose:
Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program are required to complete experiences in a
variety of clinical settings and environments. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA, 1990;
2008) the School of Nursing has established the following core performance standards required of students in the
BSN program.
Policy Statement:
Nursing students must demonstrate, with or without reasonable accommodations to policies and practices, the
ability to perform the Core Performance Standards listed below during their nursing education.
Core Performance Standards
Issue Standard Examples of Necessary Activities
(Not All Inclusive)
Critical Thinking Critical thinking ability for effective Identify cause-effect relationship in clinical
clinical reasoning and clinical judgment situations.
consistent with level of educational Use of the scientific method in the
preparation development of patient care plans.
Evaluation of the effectiveness of nursing
interventions.
Professional Interpersonal skills sufficient for Establishment of rapport with patients/clients
Relationships professional interactions with a diverse and colleagues.
population of individuals, families and Capacity to engage in successful conflict
groups. resolution.
Peer accountability.
Communication Communication adeptness sufficient for Explanation of treatment procedures, initiation
verbal and written professional of health teaching.
interactions. Documentation and interpretation of nursing
actions and patient/client responses.
Mobility Physical abilities sufficient for movement Movement about patient’s room, work spaces
from room to room and in small spaces. and treatment areas.
Administration of rescue procedures –
cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Motor Skills Gross and fine motor abilities sufficient Calibration and use of equipment.
for providing safe, effective nursing care. Therapeutic positioning of patients.
Hearing Auditory ability sufficient for monitoring Ability to hear monitoring device alarm and
and assessing health needs. other emergency signals.
Ability to discern auscultatory sounds and cries
for help.
Visual Visual ability sufficient for Ability to observe patient’s condition and
observation and assessment responses to treatments.
necessary in patient care.
- 16 -Issue Standard Examples of Necessary Activities
(Not All Inclusive)
Tactile Tactile ability sufficient for physical Ability to palpitate in physical examinations and
assessment. various therapeutic interventions.
Procedure:
1. The School of Nursing will consider for progression applicants who demonstrate the ability to learn and
perform the Core Performance Standards identified in this document.
2. The Nursing School must ensure the health, safety, and security of all clients/patients.
3. Eligibility to enter or continue in the program will be based on scholastic accomplishments, as well as
physical and emotional capacities to perform the core performance standards necessary to meet the
requirements of the program’s curriculum.
4. The standards are used to assist each student in determining whether accommodations or modifications are
necessary. The nursing program must determine whether accommodations can reasonably be made.
Applicants and current students are responsible for making disabilities known and formally seeking
accommodations. If a student believes that he or she cannot meet one or more of the standards without
accommodations or modifications, the nursing program must determine, on an individual basis, whether the
necessary accommodations or modifications can be made reasonably. Reasonable accommodation might
include:
a. Assuring that facilities are readily accessible for use by individuals with disabilities
b. Restructuring or altering clinical experiences
c. Modifying academic program plans
d. Modifying examinations including location, timing and testing conditions
e. Giving supplementary learning materials
f. Providing qualified readers or interpreters
5. Students are required to sign the following statement following admission to the nursing program and yearly,
or when a change has occurred in circumstances.
I, __________________, understand that I must demonstrate mastery of the core performance standards
described above prior to graduation. If I have a disability and need an accommodation, I agree to provide
appropriate documentation of the disability to the Aurora University Center for Disability Resources with a
request specifying the desired accommodations.
This request must be presented in a timely manner prior to the need for accommodation to permit the request
to be processed by the Director of Student Disability Services in collaboration with the School of Nursing. The
School of Nursing will determine if any recommended accommodation will fundamentally alter the Program of
study.
Signature ________________________ __________ Date _________________________________
Contact the School of Nursing at 630-844-5130 if you have any questions about the Core Performance Standards
and requirements stated above. Questions regarding disability certification and/or requests for accommodation
should be directed to the Center for Disability Resources at 630-844-5454. Aurora University is committed to
prohibiting discrimination based on disability.
- 17 -Appendix D
Aurora University
School of Nursing
Name Badge Order Form
Each student is required to wear an Aurora University or George Williams College of Aurora University name
badge at all times in any clinical setting. No nicknames are allowed on the badge; i.e., Jennifer must be
Jennifer not Jenny, Robert must be Robert not Bob.
Name badges MUST be ordered through the School of Nursing by completing this form. Each student must
order at least one name badge. Your name badge will display your first name and only the first initial of your
last name.
Please mail order form and payment to:
Aurora University
347 S. Gladstone Ave.
Aurora, IL 60506
Attention: Student Accounts
Full payment must accompany orders. Checks or money orders should be made payable to Aurora University.
You may contact Student Accounts at 630-844-5470 for credit card payments. In-person payments should be
made in the Student Accounts Office, located on the first floor of Eckhart Hall.
Orders must be received by due date, as stated in Appendix A.
ORDERS RECEIVED AFTER DUE DATE MUST INCLUDE AN ADDITIONAL $5 FOR SHIPPING CHARGES.
I am attending: (please check one) Aurora Campus George Williams College Campus
Quantity
_______ Student name badge $8.00 each $_______
Add $5 if received after 7/15/21 $_______
TOTAL $_______
Full Name (PLEASE PRINT) _________________________________________________
First Name Last Name
Name on badge (PLEASE PRINT) ____________________________________________
First Name First initial of Last Name
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