Upon arrival
- Inventory of personal belongings is documented on evidence tracing forms, completed by both College Police and Health Assistant
- Detailed health and substance abuse history is obtained by the Health Assistant
- Basic physical exam is completed and documented by the Health Assistant
- A vital signs monitor is attached to student
- Breath alcohol rechecks are performed
- Audio and video recordings begin for protection of student and staff
Health Assistant's role
- Monitor vital signs
- Deliver basic medical care determined by the timing and volume of alcoholic beverages ingested
- Provide student water for hydration
- Complete health history and assessment to look at the length of use, type of alcohol being ingested, and the amount consumed
- Conduct breath alcohol rechecks to look at trending of the metabolism of alcohol
- Notify Emergency Medical Services and arrange transportation to emergency care (approximately six blocks away) if needed
Upon release
- Personal belongings are returned to the student
- After meeting discharge criteria, the student can return to their dorm room or may be escorted to their off-campus housing by College Police
- Students using the ISRA are billed a fee by College Health Services
- Students will receive sanctions determined by the College