For Georgia Programs

Clinical Compliance for Georgia Health Science Programs

For program directors and clinical coordinators in Georgia. Updated October 2026.

Every program with clinicals, from nursing and radiography to respiratory therapy, surgical technology, medical lab, PTA and OTA, dental hygiene, EMS and medical assisting, answers to each clinical site’s own requirement list. This page collects verified Georgia facts for program directors and clinical coordinators, including the Technical College System of Georgia, with a link to each official source, and shows how Drug Free Schools helps.

Georgia facts for program directors

  • Community and technical colleges. The Technical College System of Georgia oversees the state's technical colleges, adult literacy programs, and workforce development programs. (source)
  • Clinical sites. Atrium Health Floyd in Rome offers nursing student clinical placements for schools with an active Clinical Education Affiliation Agreement. (source)
  • Allied health. The Georgia Department of Public Health says all applicants for EMS personnel licensure must use the Georgia Applicant Processing Service vendor, Idemia (IdentoGO), for a fingerprint-based criminal history records check. (source)

Checked 18 October 2026 against each official source. Rules change; confirm with the agency, your accreditor and your clinical sites.

What this means for your program

When a clinical site or an accreditation reviewer asks for a student’s records, you need them in one place and current, not spread across email, paper folders and spreadsheets. One record per student, with dates and documents together, answers the question in minutes. Your clinical sites and affiliation agreements still decide the exact list; the free requirements checklist covers what programs most often collect.

How Drug Free Schools helps Georgia programs

One clinical compliance tracking portal for every program at your school ($30 per student, one time; every upload reviewed within 24 hours), plus drug screens on campus or at any Quest location, name-based background checks and on-campus N95 fit testing. See pricing.

Drug Free Schools does not take fingerprints. Our background checks are name-based. If the Georgia Board of Nursing or a clinical site requires a fingerprint check, students use the provider it names, such as Fieldprint, IdentoGO or the local police department.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Georgia’s community and technical college system?

The Technical College System of Georgia oversees the state's technical colleges, adult literacy programs, and workforce development programs.

Do you take fingerprints?

No. Our background checks are name-based. If the Georgia Board of Nursing or a clinical site requires fingerprints, students use the provider it names, such as Fieldprint or IdentoGO, or their local police department.

Sources

This page summarizes Georgia agency and official pages as checked on 18 October 2026, with a link to each source. Rules change; confirm with the agency, your school, your accreditor and your clinical sites. Nothing on this page is legal advice. Quest Diagnostics, Fieldprint and IdentoGO are trademarks of their respective owners.