Due Date for Completion: April 25, 2025
The IU Health education modules cover a range of topics including infection control, safe medication administration and cultural competency. Complete all assigned modules on the designated online platform.
- To complete your annual IU Health Physician Education Modules, please go to the Center for Physician Education Portal. You will use your IU email and log in information to access the modules.
- If you have questions or encounter any issues, please email docs@iuhealth.org (CC compreq@iu.edu) for assistance.
- When you have completed all your assigned modules, email docs@iuhealth.org to inform them that you have completed the modules, and then your Cerner login information will be sent to you.
- Submission to IU School of Medicine Compliance: Once you have completed all assigned modules for the current academic year and have emailed docs@iuhealth.org to obtain your Cerner log-in, mark this task as complete within your MedHub account. The annual requirement will be verified through the IU Health Center for Physician Education and then be marked complete by IU School of Medicine Compliance.
Due Date for Completion: April 25, 2025
All students are required to complete HIPAA and OSHA training annually.
Prior to planned clinical rotations, you must have these two required elements completed. Completion of this training may also be a requirement for the onboarding process at our affiliated partner facilities.
IU HIPAA Training Module:
- The HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) module is designed to ensure that you understand and comply with the regulations set forth by HIPAA regarding the protection and confidential handling of patient health information.
- To access the HIPAA module, please visit the IU e-training modules.
- Please upload and submit your completion certificate for the HIPAA module into your MedHub account. The completion certificate will have the IU logo, your name, and the course name reflected on the completion certificate.
- The IU School of Medicine Compliance Office will then review your documentation and validate that you have completed these annual requirements.
Note: The IU HIPAA training module is separate from the IU Health HIPAA module that is completed within the annual IU Health Physician Education Module. Both IU and IU Health HIPAA training must be completed by students each year.
OSHA Training Module:
- This training is essential for understanding the risks associated with bloodborne pathogens and the appropriate precautions to take in clinical settings to prevent exposure.
- Access the Bloodborne Pathogens Training
- Please upload and submit your completion certificate for the Bloodborne Pathogens certificate into your MedHub account. The completion certificate will have the IU logo, your name, and the course name reflected on the completion certificate.
- The IU School of Medicine Compliance Office will then review your documentation and validate that you have completed these annual requirements.
Make sure you are completing the course designated for clinical employees and students.
Annual Influenza Vaccination
Due Date for Completion: Oct. 30, 2026
All IU School of Medicine students are required to submit proof of an annual influenza vaccination. IU Campus Health offers several flu clinics across campus in the fall, or you may obtain flu vaccination from your health care provider, regional campus or pharmacy location.
Students may request an approved medical exemption for the influenza vaccination by contacting IU Campus Health at healthsv@iu.edu and IU School of Medicine Compliance at compreq@iu.edu. IU School of Medicine does not offer religious exemption for the annual influenza vaccination.
Submission to Compliance
- Submit documentation of your influenza vaccination by emailing IU Campus Health at healthsv@iu.edu. This documentation must reflect your name, date of vaccination, type of vaccine administered and the administering entity.
- Go to your MedHub account and submit that you have completed your influenza vaccination requirement. Compliance will verify with IU Campus Health and mark this element as complete.
COVID-19 Vaccination
Due to an increase in COVID-19 infections, and in alignment with current CDC vaccination guidelines, all medical students are required to receive a COVID-19 vaccine or booster that is designed to be active against the viral strains common in the fall of 2024, which have only recently been released.
If you have already received the 2023 COVID-19 vaccine or booster (after Sept. 1, 2023), it is highly recommended that you get the updated 2024 vaccination when available.
Students may request a medical exemption or personal, non-medical waiver for the influenza vaccination by following the instructions found at the student portal vaccine page.
Submission to Compliance
- Submit documentation of your COVID vaccination by emailing IU Campus Health at healthsv@iu.edu and cc: IU School of Medicine Compliance at compreq@iu.edu
- Please use the subject line use IU School of Medicine FIRST Name, LAST Name and include your graduation year. For example: IU School of Medicine Courtney Henderson 2027
- This documentation must reflect your name, date of vaccination, type of vaccine administered, and the administering entity.
- The IU School of Medicine Compliance Office will then review your documentation and validate that you have completed this requirement. If Campus Health or IU School of Medicine Compliance have questions about your submission, we will contact you individually.
- If you have already submitted your updated vaccine or booster (after Sept. 1, 2023) to IU Campus Health, there is no need to resubmit your information.
Due Date for Completion: April 25, 2025
IU School of Medicine requires all students to maintain a current, valid Basic Life Support (BLS) certification for health care providers ONLY from a licensed American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross training facility or provider. BLS certification from any other BLS course will not be accepted by IU School of Medicine as valid BLS certification. Valid BLS courses should have an educational component (either online or in-person) and an in-person skills check-off component.
It is the student’s responsibility to obtain and maintain valid BLS certification.
Ensure your BLS certification is valid through April 2026, or complete a renewal course if necessary.
Recommended Courses:
- American Heart Association’s “Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Professionals” course
- American Red Cross’s “BLS for Healthcare and Public Safety” course
CPR, K-12 First Aid, and other course types will not be accepted as valid BLS certification for IU School of Medicine students.
Please submit your documentation of your annual BLS certification to IU School of Medicine Compliance through your MedHub account. This document must have the AHA or American Red Cross logo, your name, and dates of certification. Certificate showing completion of the online educational course only will not be accepted.
Submission of your BLS certification documentation to your regional campus or departmental administrative staff does not comply with IU School of Medicine mandatory compliance requirements.
The IU School of Medicine Compliance Office will then review your documentation and validate that you have completed these annual requirements.
Regional Campus BLS Certification:
Students located at any of our regional campuses may choose to complete BLS certification either through the American Heart Association or American Red Cross. Your regional campus administrative staff or IU School of Medicine Compliance can help guide you to local classes and locations, or you may follow the links above to the American Heart Association or American Red Cross websites.
Indianapolis BLS Certification:
Students in Indianapolis may choose to utilize the IU Health RQI program from the American Heart Association (AHA) in addition to the above options. IU Health has converted BLS certification/recertification from its former full-day session into a quarterly, 15-minute online module and a 5-10 minute in-person cart check-off that is all accessible 24/7. You must complete both the online and in-person cart check-off to be BLS certified.
RQI Quarterly Session Schedule:
- Jan. 1-March 31
- April 1-June 30
- July 1-Sept. 30
- Oct. 1-Dec. 31
BLS Certification/Recertification Steps:
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You will receive an email from RQI 1Stop and RQIPartner with the subject line of, “IUH Resuscitation System Account Creation” indicating that you are part of the RQI system. If you do not receive an email from RQI1Stop or RQIPartner, it is your responsibility to log in to RQI to obtain your certification.
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Once you receive that message, please click on the “Click Here” within the email to set a password. Your username is your email address to access the system. Please note, you will need your Cerner username and password to access the carts, where you will complete the skills portion in the system. You must complete the annual IU Health Physician Education Modules through the IU Health Center for Physician Education to obtain your Cerner log in information.
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If you do not receive an email from RQI1Stop or RQIPartner, please log in through the IU Health Center for Physician Education portal using your Cerner username and password.
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Complete the online module titled, “RQI Healthcare Provider: Prep.” This portion of the module is online simulation and should take you approximately 15 minutes and can be done at anytime, anywhere.
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Upon completion of the online module, you are now ready to complete the Skills Check-Off module. This will be done on carts located at IU Health hospital locations.
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Locate your BLS Certification Cart. These carts are accessible 24/7. If you have questions as to the location of your cart, please access the RQI system for locations.
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Access the cart using your Cerner username and password. You will have three opportunities to pass each of the four sections of the Skills Check-Off.
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Upon successful completion of both modules, you are now certified/recertified in BLS.
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Retrieve proof of certification/recertification documentation by logging in to the RQI system dashboard once you successfully complete both modules. Your BLS certification/recertification documentation showing the certification date and expiration date must be uploaded and into your MedHub account and submitted for review. The MSE Compliance Office will then review your updated BLS certification/recertification and mark it as “Complete.”
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Remember that BLS recertification modules must be completed quarterly to maintain your certification and to be in compliance.
Find additional information regarding the RQI program through IU Health.
Due Date for Completion: April 25, 2025
IU School of Medicine Phase 2 and Phase 3 students are required to submit to annual Fit Testing in accordance with OSHA regulations. The Fit Testing process involves determining the proper N95 mask for you. N95 masks are required to be worn during clinical clerkship rounds to protect against transmission of COVID-19, tuberculosis and other airborne diseases.
- Email your complete documentation to IU Campus Health at healthsv@iu.edu. Fit Test documentation should include your name, date, the mask(s) tested, whether you passed or failed the Fit Test, and be signed and dated by the individual conducting the Fit Test.
- Submission of your Fit Test documentation to your local regional campus staff or affiliated facility partner does not satisfy the IU School of Medicine mandatory compliance requirement.
- Upload your FIT testing documentation to your MedHub account. IU School of Medicine Compliance will verify your FIT testing completion and note this element as complete.
Test and monitoring by request of onboarding facility only
Phase 2 students may be requested to take a purified protein derivative (PPD) test if you have had exposure to someone with TB. In addition, there are some affiliated medical campuses that require a PPD test be done prior to the start of a clinical rotation due to hospital system requirements. You will be notified if this is required for you prior to specific rotations.
Indianapolis Campus
IU Campus Health offers PPD tests on the Indianapolis campus. IU Campus Health will administer the PPD test and you will be scheduled to return for result determination 48-72 hours later. Make sure to allow yourself plenty of time to do this in advance of your rotation based on the availability of appointment times at IU Campus Health.
Regional Campuses
If you are a student at a regional facility, please contact your regional or statewide course coordinator for assistance with obtaining a PPD test at your location. You must provide documentation of your PPD test results to IU Campus Health at healthsv@iu.edu.
EPIC is an EMR used by many health care facilities around the state of Indiana. You must complete EPIC training prior to the start of your scheduled clinical rotation at a facility utilizing EPIC.
Learn more about EPIC training and EPIC transcripts.