Chemical suppliers must prepare Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all chemicals used in radiology. Photographic chemicals are used in radiology for processing x-ray films. Some of these chemicals must be used with more than routine precautions. Photographic chemicals can cause allergic reactions or irritate the skin with repeated or prolonged contact. The use of gloves can minimize skin contact hazards. MSDS should be available at all clinical facilities upon request. DRUG-FREE Drug-FreeCampus Gurnick AcademyofMedicalArtsisadrug-freeinstitution.Anyactivities involving using, selling, manufacturing, or displaying illegal drugs are strictly prohibited on campus grounds and will result in employment or academic program termination. Anyone suspected of being under the influence of a controlled substance while on school property will be subjected to a drug test. DrugandAlcoholPrevention Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts is committed to protecting all employees’ and students’ safety, health, and well-being. We recognize that drug use and alcohol abuse pose significant threats to our goals. We have established a drug-free workplace program that balances our respect for individuals with the need to maintain adrugandalcohol-freeenvironment. Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts encourages employees and students to seek help with drug and alcohol problems voluntarily. The Owner of Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts must certify to the U.S. Department of Education that a Drug and Alcohol Prevention Program and Drug-Free Policy are in place and maintained. This policy includes and is not limited to all students, employees, and anyone conducting business on behalf of Gurnick AcademyofMedicalArts. Applicability This policy applies to anyone representing or conducting business with or for Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts. Therefore, this policy applies during all work and school hours, whenever engaging in business with or representing Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts, on-call or paid standby, on academy property, or at academy-sponsoredevents/sites. Prohibited Behavior It is a policy violation to use, possess, sell, trade, or offer alcohol, illegal drugs, or intoxicants on campus or at a Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts-sponsored site/activity. Being intoxicated while on campus or conducting academybusinessisaviolation. Being under the influence of any substance, such as marijuana, is prohibited while attending Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts or any off-site activity associated with the institution, such as clinical experiences and field trips. The Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts’ drug-free policy must follow federal laws, regardless of State of law, as an institution with approval to distribute Title IV funds to those who qualify. For example, federal laws classify marijuana as an illegal drug, regardless of whether you may have a medical marijuana card or the substance is legal within California. Notification of Convictions Any employee or student convicted of a criminal drug or alcohol violation must notify Gurnick Academy of 125