Important Reminders
All assigned training must be completed before driver authorization will occur.
Essential Forms for Vehicles
Keep a copy of the Automobile Accident Reporting Guide and a copy of the University's auto insurance identification card in your vehicle (rental vehicles, dealer loaner vehicles, and Baylor-owned vehicles) at all times.
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What are the challenges of driving?
Some people are cleared to drive right away. Others may need more training. Common issues that may affect return to driving include difficulties with: 1 Visual attention and scanning with the eyes 2 Directing attention to one side or the other 3 Tracking and attending to static and moving stimuli using their eyes, arms, legs, and hands 4 Information processing speed 5 Visual-motor reaction speed 6 Motor abilities and planning 7 Memory 8 Problem-solving skills
Can you drive after a brain injury?
Some people feel they're "just fine" to drive after their brain injury or stroke. They may not be aware of certain weaknesses that can make driving unsafe without retraining. That’s why a neuropsychological evaluation is very helpful. This evaluation carefully measures many areas of thinking abilities.
What is a DRP program?
A driver rehabilitation program (DRP) evaluates the driving skills of persons who may have conditions that can affect driving. These programs normally include three parts. an evaluation of the physical and mental abilities required for safe driving. a behind-the wheel driving evaluation. if indicated by the evaluation, a driver training program.
What are the physical abilities of a driver?
Physical abilities - The assessments include evaluations of vision, hearing, the ability to freely move the body and limbs, strength, coordination and reaction times.
What is an accident report?
an accident report. the report of a doctor or a police officer. a report from a member of family of the driver or other citizen. The American Medical Association recommends that doctors use their best judgment to determine when to report an impaired driver to the state DMV.
What is occupational therapy?
Occupational therapists work with persons who may have physical or mental challenges and help them remain as independent as possible. An occupational therapist assesses more than the skills, abilities and condition of a driver. The therapist is trained to assess the overall lifestyle and needs of the person.
Do you have to report medical conditions to the DMV?
The driver must inform the DMV of medical conditions as required by law. The driver is asked to report a medical condition at the time of a driver license renewal. A driver can request the DMV to conduct a re-evaluation of their skills. The DMV can also do a driver re-evaluation if the DMV receives information about the physical or mental condition ...
When did Baylor start shifts?
The Baylor shift first started at the Baylor University Medical Center in Texas in 1981 after a severe shortage of nurses had developed. Nurse recruitment was difficult at the time, and nursing administrators were even turning to out-of-country recruitment options to meet hospital needs.
How many hours does a Baylor nurse work?
With a Baylor shift schedule, originally developed at Baylor University Medical Center, nurses work two or three-weekend shifts lasting 12 hours each but are paid for even more hours than they worked.
How many hours do nurses work on weekends?
Nurses hired under this type of weekend plan must work a certain number of hours between Friday morning and a specific end time, such as Monday or Tuesday morning. Of course, each facility creates its own guidelines that work best for it. The key component of this plan is the weekend hours.
Who is Thomas Uzuegbunem?
He's worked in the ICU, mental health (inpatient, outpatient), & GI specialty areas. He's the lead editor and founder of Nurse Money Talk .
How are FWS students paid?
Students are paid by direct deposit to the student's checking or savings account. Most students are paid minimum wage.
What is FWS in college?
Federal Work Study (FWS) To be considered for FWS, a student must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The amount of FWS a student is awarded represents eligibility for working on campus. Students who are offered FWS are not committed to a job or guaranteed a job on campus, but they receive priority to find ...
