PreCheck has been a strong presence among the National League for Nursing (NLN) and continues to work with allied health programs across the U.S. PreCheck has focused on servicing the healthcare industry exclusively since 1993 and has become the largest background screening and credentialing provider in this industry. Today, we offer our StudentCheck suite of solutions designed to help allied health and nursing programs at universities and medical schools manage their student screening requirements. We continue to expand our services as we work to help clinical education programs meet emerging standards and requirements. Click on our services below to learn how we can help your college or university meet these requirements.
|
|
 |
Background Checks for Allied Health Students
You want to give your students every edge you can. Make sure your best and brightest meet the standards and qualifications of the healthcare facilities that might hire them, before the hiring even begins. Learn how PreCheck’s StudentCheck solution can help you manage your student screening program for students entering clinical rotations. Read more.
|
|
|
 |
Student Drug Screening
Clinical facilities conduct drug screens on their employees to ensure patient safety, and many have extended this practice to students training on site. Although a great tool to manage risk, administering a drug screening program for hundreds of students can be overwhelming. PreCheck’s StudentCheck service offers a one-stop drug screening solution whether you are conducting drug testing for admission or fulfilling clinical rotation requirements.
Learn more.
|
|
|
 |
Immunization Tracking
One of the emerging requirements for students of allied health professions is proper documentation of student immunization records. As the leading provider of background screening and credentialing solutions for the healthcare industry, PreCheck has created a solution to help meet this emerging need for our clients. Find out how StudentCheck Immunization Tracking can help medical and clinical education institutions meet clinical site requirements. Read more.
|
