NTP reporting instructions and billeting information will be forwarded to you via e-mail from our staff.
Required Document Checklist
Military
- Military ID card
- Personnel folder (sealed packet hand-carried from COT or ROTC detachment)
- Six (6) copies of your orders
- Physical Fitness test printout
- Immunization Records
- Nursing License
- Basic Life Support Card
- Copy of all travel receipts (gas, lodging and air travel)
- Personal bank routing information (you will in-process with finance office)
- Driver’s license, car registration, and proof in insurance (if bringing an automobile)
Competency/Training
- Nursing License
- Basic Life Support Card
Finance
- Copy of all travel receipts (gas, lodging and air travel)
- Personal bank routing information (you will in-process with finance office)
Personal
- Driver’s license, car registration, and proof of insurance (if bringing an automobile)
- Marriage Licenses
- Divorce Decrees
- Children’s Birth Certificates
Uniform Requirements
Transition Nurses wear both ABUs and blues during the program. You need at least one set of blues, ABUs, and PT gear for the NTP. Additionally, there are several times when Service Dress is required during your time at Cincinnati. You are highly encouraged to purchase your corps badge while at COT UC Health-issued surgical scrubs are worn for the majority of your clinical instruction.
We recommend you bring a pair of conservative tennis shoes, or other hospital-appropriate foot wear, to be worn with scrubs while performing your clinical duties. Open-backed shoes, to include Dansko-like clogs, and bold-colored/patterned shoes are not authorized.
You are required to wear a military nametag (blue nametag also worn with blues) and rank on your scrubs.
Transition Nurses receive UC Health University of Cincinnati Medical Center identification badges. You must wear your badge at all times while participating in activities on the hospital campus, along with your military rank and name tag on scrubs.
Military Bearing
During your rotation through NTP, remember you are a member of the U.S. Armed Services and subject to regulations regarding appearance, fraternization and behavior. We have occasional visitors from the Pentagon and Air Force Medical Service (AFMS) Headquarters, as well as distinguished civilian visitors. Address fellow team members and faculty by proper military titles and civilian staff by “Mr./Ms./Dr./Sir/Ma’am”. Exercise good judgment when choosing off-duty activities.
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