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Employee Designation - Student
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Here is how you transition from being a student assigned at a clinical site to an employee who works for that same clinical site.
Employee Designation: How to Request Employee Status
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Some ACEMAPP Clinical Sites allow you to connect directly as an employee. Applying to affiliate directly with the Clinical Site allows them to manage your ACEMAPP account and manage any Requirements or Learning Materials you may have already completed outside of ACEMAPP.
Employee Designation: Managing Employee Requests
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Adding a member as an employee of your organization will allow you to quickly manage their requirements and assessments. Additionally, this will allow the member to be assigned to rotations without the need to fulfill certain requirements.
Employee Designation - Managing Requirements and Assessments
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Managing Employee Requirements and Assessments in ACEMAPP when you have members (Faculty, Student, etc.) in ACEMAPP and you are using the Employee feature, you can manage their Requirements and Assessments
Managing Employee Applications
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Managing Employee Applications for Institutions > ACEMAPP Applications can serve a number of purposes. If using ACEMAPP applications to manage employee designations this is how you can access and manage
Access a Student's Transcript
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Accessing a student's transcript is a great way to review and/or export their personalized information and data stored in ACEMAPP. This includes Licenses, Assessment History, Course History, Requirement information, Rotation History, and more.
Download Student Contact Lists
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Faculty and Preceptor members can download a contact list for Students assigned to a rotation with them.
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School Coordinators can see a faux view of a member's account (student, high school student, company staff, and observers). This feature is view only with no option to click on anything but will give you an idea of what the member sees from their main dashboard.
Add an Existing Member to a New Program
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To add an existing member to a new program, follow the same process as creating a member account. If the member already has an ACEMAPP account, you will need to send an affiliation request after confirming the new program details and the Access End Date.
Student Orientation
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This is a video provides students with an overview of the ACEMAPP system.
Submit Applications
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ACEMAPP Applications may be used to request clinical rotations, connect with an entity as an employee, and observing/shadowing opportunities. Please follow the steps below to complete an application.
Applications
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ACEMAPP Applications can serve a number of purposes. Applications can be used to assist with rotations, affiliation requests, employee affiliations, etc. 
Student Dashboard
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The Central Dashboard connects you to other aspects of ACEMAPP and provides a central hub to connect to your member accounts.
Access End Date
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The Access End Date, previously known as the Graduation Date, is used to clarify when the student should no longer have access to your Entity. Once this date arrives, the student will automatically lose its active affiliation with your organization.
Access/Membership Start Date
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When creating a new student account, you must enter an Access/Membership Start Date. This guide explains the start date and walks you through how to update it if a student has not yet logged in to their ACEMAPP account.
Community Benefit Report
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This report allows you to track and report on the number of student hours hosted at the facility and/or health system. You can pull a report based on the active students, student slots hosted, or both during a specific time period.
Guest School FAQ
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Here are some common questions and answers for setting up your student(s) in ACEMAPP. This guide provides helpful information on the entire process, from logging in to managing your students' compliance.
Faculty Document Manager
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The Faculty Document Manager is a school-enabled feature that allows faculty members to view and manage student requirement documents for the rotations they are assigned.
Managing Membership Status
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Using the bulk manage feature is easy to change a student member's status in ACEMAPP between Active, Graduated, and On Hold.
Access a Member's ePortfolio
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Access a student's ePortfolio to review the educational, professional, and extracurricular accomplishments they have uploaded into ACEMAPP.
School User Orientation
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School User Orientation Welcome to the New User tutorial. We will walk you through your main responsibilities in ACEMAPP as a school user in order for your student(s) to attend their clinical experience.
Parental Release Form
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ACEMAPP complies with FERPA (the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act), a federal law created to protect the privacy of students' education records. 
Set Entity Edit Permission
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Students and School Coordinators must work together to ensure that information in ACEMAPP matches what is used by the school and clinical site. A student has control of the General Information in their profile. In some cases, schools and clinical sites will also want to have the ability to edit this information. Students must grant permission to their respective entity if the entity wants to be able to update student's general information. 
Directory Entities and Members: Student View
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The Directory system allows your school to manage a list of Entities and Members. This list is managed by your school. If you have any questions about a listed entity or member, please reach out to your school coordinator.
Welcome Email: Resend
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After you create a member's ACEMAPP account, they are sent an email verification message prompting the member to verify their email address. After the email address is verified, the member is sent a welcome email containing instructions on how to log in.