The Fight Against the Spread of COVID-19
Learn how Ameritech is taking a proactive approach to nursing education during the COVID-19 pandemic.
All students and employees must report any instance of close contact* with an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19 or has a positive diagnosis of COVID-19 to the college. If you have a known exposure or diagnosis, you must remain off-campus until you receive further guidance from the college.
Student COVID-19 Reporting Form
Employee COVID-19 Reporting Form
If course-related accommodations are required, please reach out to your program director.
ASN, BSN, and MSN:
Lisa Harper, RN, PhD
Dean of Nursing
Email: [email protected]
Office: (801) 816-8648
OTA:
Ashley Brower
Email: [email protected]
Office: (801) 816-8652
If you have questions related to your clinical rotations, please submit a request at help.ameritech.edu or call (801) 609-1174.
Ameritech College follows CDC Guidelines for Quarantine and Isolation.
The definition for close contact is found here.
The best way to reduce the risk of contracting or spreading the virus is to receive the COVID-19 vaccination, wash hands frequently, wear a mask, and do not come to campus if you have symptoms.
COVID-19 vaccines are widely available in the United States to anyone 12 years old and older. The vaccines are free. If you have any questions about the vaccines or how to get them, reach out to your healthcare provider, seek information from trusted and credible sources, talk to others who have already been fully vaccinated, make the choice that best protects yourself and others, and get vaccinated.
The State of Utah Health Department and the CDC offer the following information regarding vaccines:
Where you can get vaccinated in Utah
The safety and effectiveness of vaccines
When you’ve been fully vaccinated
Masks are required in shared indoor spaces on campus, regardless of vaccination status. See the CDC’s recommendations on using masks to slow the spread of COVID-19 in high transmission areas.
If you’re sick, stay home and avoid close contact with others. Call your health provider before arriving for medical care.
If you’re sick or experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, follow these CDC guidelines: COVID-19: What to Do if You Are Sick
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