Welcome to the HLTH 480 Webpage!
Here you will find all of the information needed to apply for internship. For more information, contact Dr. Long-White at DNLONG-WHITE@salisbury.edu.
Checklist for Internship Documents
Below is a checklist of documents that must be submitted to the Internship Coordinator by the designated due dates. This checklist does not take the place of students reading the Internship packet.
- Submitted Signed Appendix A (Internship Agreement Affiliate Site agreement)
- Submitted Appendix B (Student Contact Information)
- Submitted Signed Appendix C (Application for Admission to Internship in Public Health)
- Submitted current CPR/First Aid certificate
- Submitted documentation from your healthcare provider that you are up to date with your immunizations
Please note if your site requires a background check or drug test, you will need to arrange those procedures and submit the documentation to the site.
As a reminder all items are due according to the schedule below:
Taking Internship course | Due Date for Internship Packet and Supporting Materials |
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Fall | June 30st |
Spring | October 31st |
Summer | March 31st |
COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement for Public Health Students
The COVID-19 vaccine is required for all SU public health students enrolled in HLTH 480: Internship in Public Health. Those students that are non-compliant with the USM COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate are not permitted to participate in this internship. Compliance means that a student is either fully vaccinated or has an approved medical or religious exemption. Unvaccinated students with exemptions will be required to participate in twice-weekly COVID-19 testing in order to maintain access to Salisbury University’s main campus and a rapid COVID-19 test every two weeks for our satellite campus at USMH. Students should be aware that internship sites are not required to recognize SU’s exemptions. As a result, unvaccinated students, including those with exemptions, may not be allowed to complete internship. As with other immunizations that hospitals and other sites require students to have, failure to have the COVID-19 vaccine can result in the internship site refusing to allow the student to participate. Students must be informed that, while they can enroll in public health or other CHHS programs, they may not be able to complete the program due to lack of required clinical hours.
If you decide that you would like to get vaccinated or learn more about the vaccines that are available, please contact CampusHealth@salisbury.edu.