Course Amendment Policy (Effective 1.1.2023)
CNA Class- Northeast Medical Institutes CNA graduation requirements do require students to complete the entire online self paced course up to section 10. Students will also need to complete the 5 days or 10 evenings of lab and 2 days or 4 evenings of clinical. Any day that the student misses they will be charged a $25 reschedule fee per day. These fees must be paid upon approval of this amendment. If a student misses any clinical days you must complete both 2 days or 4 evenings together. Students must complete these requirements set by Northeast Medical institute in order to graduate and pass all requirements listed in the School Catalog. They can not receive a certificate of completion until they complete these requirements.
Phlebotomy Class- There are 30 venipuncture’s and 10 capillary sticks required for Phlebotomy training. For clinical each student MUST bring in at least one volunteer to meet the last portion of clinical and volunteer themself. If you must reschedule your scheduled clinical there will be a $25 a day rescheduling fee. These fees must be paid upon approval of this amendment Students must complete these requirements set by Northeast Medical institute in order to graduate and pass all requirements listed in the School Catalog. They can not receive a certificate of completion or the NHA credential until they complete these requirements.
Patient Care Tech Class– PCT will follow the Amendment Policy for Phlebotomy & CNA. Any EKG classes or labs will require a $25 per rescheduling fee.
All payment obligations must be paid in FULL prior to approval of this amendment. All classes only can be rescheduled within 2 months of the original end date.
Excused Absences ( Documentation Required for No Reschedule Fee)
Court Order- 1 Day Max
Covid- 5 Days from date of testing ( With proof )
Other Medical Emergencies- Will be approved by case by case situation
Students will need to make up their days within 2 months of the original end date or they will forfeit their spot.
If you would like to put in a course amendment please follow the Course Amendment link here.
Placement Policy
Northeast Medical Institute LLC cannot guarantee placement after completing any of the programs offered at Northeast Medical Institute.
Employment Barriers
Some employment barriers, including but not limited to criminal conviction, may prevent employment in some medical facilities. Also, to procure employment, a high school diploma or GED may be required based on the facilities requirements.
Room and Board
Not Available
Attendance Policy
- Attendance is crucial.
- Students must arrive to class 10 minutes before the class starts. If students are late they must notify the instructor. If they are late more than 2 times the students will have to make up the entire class day.
- Students may not miss any clinical days. If a student misses a clinical day they will have to make up the entire program unless a medical or family emergency is presented to teacher. (This requires students to go through the whole program) (Required for CNA PROGRAM ONLY)
- If a student misses more than 1 class day they will have to start the entire program over and will not be refunded unless student has a medical or family emergency, which is presented to teacher.
- Students must call the school to notify if they are going to be missing class whether it is a medical or family emergency.
Code Of Conduct
Northeast Medical Institute expects students to be professional and courteous to each individual involved throughout their training. We require all students to be weapon free and drug-free as soon as they enter the premises of Northeast Medical Institute.
Five core principles that govern our Conduct policy are as follows:
- A safe and orderly school environment is essential to learning.
- Students, staff, and visitors will be held responsible for their own actions.
- School partnerships are critical to success.
- School rules and their enforcement should be fair, just, and non-discriminatory.
- Respect must be given to each person’s unique needs.
Any Student who does not abide by Code of Conduct will be dismissed from Northeast Medical Institute without a refund.
Grading Policy
Each program will require at least a grade of 80%. Grading criteria is based on quizzes, homework, tests, skills check off list, and a final examination.
- 90-100 – A
- 80-90 – B
- 79 or below – Failing
Progress Policy
Students will be allowed 1 make up quiz or test to satisfy the 80% or higher grading policy. Students who do not satisfy the grading policy after the make up will need to retake the specific module on the next available class. Students are allowed 1 make up class, if they do not satisfy the 80% after the make up class they will have to pay to retake the entire course again.
Withdrawal by Student
Students may withdraw from their program at anytime, but are not guaranteed to receive any tuition reimbursement. Please refer to Refund Policy below to see if you are eligible for a refund of any kind
Cell Phone Policy
Cell phone use is prohibited during clinical hours and students may be asked to leave if clinical director feels it is necessary. Cell phones can be used during class in emergencies only and students are asked to be excused and leave the room to use the cellphone. If either of these cellphone policies are broken the student may be terminated under the discretion of the director.
Disclosure Policy
Northeast Medical Institute will not disclose any information regarding the student to a third party without a signed release.
Academic Integrity Policy
All academic work, ideas, and contributions of others must be appropriately acknowledged and all work turned in must be original ideas. Violations of the Academic integrity policy include, but are not limited to; Plagiarism, cheating on a exam, copying assignments, falsification of data or records, dishonesty, or inappropriate conduct.
If any of these violations are broken, it can result in immediate termination.
Termination Policy
Students must comply with Code of Conduct & Attendance Policy. If the student does not comply with these polices they may be terminated by the Director or Owner of Northeast Medical Institute and given no refund. Northeast Medical Institute reserves the right to dismiss any student on the following grounds:
- Failure to meet financial obligations
- Failure to meet the minimum grade requirements
- Failure to comply with; Code of Conduct Policy, Attendance Policy, Cell Phone use policy, Code of Conduct in the clinical setting and Academic Integrity Policy
Refund Policy
A student may cancel his/her Enrollment Agreement 20 days before the first day of the program without any tuition and fee charges, except for the non-refundable registration fee. There are no refunds beyond 20 days prior to the start of the program. The student will receive a full tuition refund before the date listed above (except for the Application Fee, if any). Refundable tuition is defined as the total course tuition excluding the Application fee.
An applicant rejected by the school is entitled to a refund of all tuition paid.
To receive a tuition refund, a student should contact Northeast Medical Institute during business hours by phone and notify the Director of the withdrawal. Tuition refund calculation shall be based on the day the Academy receives the withdrawal request notice from the student. Northeast Medical Institute will mail the requested tuition refund within 30 days from the date of the official withdrawal/dismissal or refund request.
A student may petition for a withdrawal status and receive a refund of paid tuition based on the following scale:
- 20 Days Prior to the start of the Instructional Time – 100% Tuition Refund
- Anytime after 20 day prior to start time – 0% Tuition Refund
Complaint Policy
Northeast Medical Institute recommends that students bring any questions or complaints regarding the operational policies and procedures of Northeast Medical Institute to the School Director, either in writing or in person. If these concerns can not be resolved by the Director of the school the student will be referred, without prejudice, to the Owner of Northeast Medical Institute. If the Owner can not resolve the issue the student should contact:
Executive Director
Office of Higher Education
450 Columbus Blvd. Suite 510
Hartford, CT 06103
860-947-1816
Northeast Medical Institute does not have any policy which deters or prohibits the filing of inquiries or complaints regarding the school’s operation with the Office of Higher Education.
Code of Conduct in the Clinical Setting
Students are expected to follow the Northeast Medical Institute code of conduct while they are in the clinical setting. Northeast Medical Institute reserves the right to dismiss any student who may be harming the health or safety of any of the residents during the clinical days.
Dress Code
Students must adhere to the following;
- No perfume of any kind during clinical days
- Hair that is longer than shoulder length must be pulled back
- No hats, or caps are allowed
- Scrubs should be clean
- Maintain professional hygiene