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You are eligible for worker's comp if you're injured on the job. Nurses/health care providers may be covered during travel to and from work depending on the state. Where I live, the snow is really bad, sometimes 12+ inches in a few hours. There's no way to safely move around in that. I see your point. I'm interested to see if anyone has some legal background and has info

My nursing school says that weather is not a valid reason to miss clinicals. Well, if it's snowing heavily and there's a big storm, and I get into an accident because they're forcing me to come in, are they legally responsible? I'm talking about damage to my car and any medical bills. I go to a public school in NY state. I'm a student, paying good money to be there, and I expect my school to keep me safe. This is unnecessarily putting me in harm's way. I'm not a paid nurse, going to my shift, whose terms I accepted and receive compensation for. I see no reason to put myself in danger. If they tell me I'll fail or won't finish my necessary hours, and I brave the storm and I get hurt, are they liable? Can I sue?