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Our college requires AAS
Our college requires AAS students to complete a 300 hour internship. The insurance requirement is different depending upon the site. For example, Yerkes National Primate Research Center, Emory School of Medicine, St. Joseph's Translational Research Institute and the CDC all have comprehensive insurance coverage for the interns. Others like Aderans Research, Genesis Biosciences, North American Bioproducts and Anitox require the college to provide proof of coverage. In these instances, we use the same insurance required for all our healthcare students working in clinical sites. We found that policy covers all students at the college in off-site learning environments. I recommend checking with the various healthcare programs on campus if your school has them.