Administration of Medication to Students. The administration of medication will be done in accordance with Board Policy 5330 and Section 380.1178 of the Michigan School Code, which will be posted in all buildings.
Administration of Medication to Students. 27.01 No Teacher shall be required to do any medical or physical procedure for pupils that might in any way endanger the safety or well-being of the pupil or subject the Teacher to risk of injury or liability for negligence. A Teacher shall respond to a medical emergency situation involving a student(s) in a responsible manner.
Administration of Medication to Students. 5.33 An employee shall not be required to administer medication to students unless directed by his/her administrator to do so. When required to administer medication to a student, such administration must be done in the presence of another adult pursuant to written permission of the pupil’s parents or guardian and in compliance with the instructions of a physician.
Administration of Medication to Students. The primary responsibility for the dispensing of non-invasive medication to students will be assigned to bargaining unit members subject to the following conditions:
Administration of Medication to Students. The Board policy on Health Services and Medication shall not be changed without the opportunity for input from the OECTA Unit during the term of this agreement.
Administration of Medication to Students. No bargaining unit member may in the course of employment administer any drug prescribed by a doctor to any student unless the bargaining unit member has completed training on the administration of said medication or the life-sustaining practice. Administration of medication by a bargaining unit member is reserved to address emergency situations only and when a nurse is not available.
Administration of Medication to Students. 15.01 The Board shall consult with the teachers prior to making any changes to the Board’s “Administration of Medication” Policy.
Administration of Medication to Students. In an effort to insure the health and safety of each child, the Archdiocese has an established policy governing the administration of medication to students. Please read and follow each step carefully.
Administration of Medication to Students. (a) A Teacher shall provide help or seek assistance for a student in an emergency (e.g. administering an Epi-Pen, administration of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)).
Administration of Medication to Students. A Teacher shall not undertake any medical/physical procedures for pupils on a regular or time- tabled basis, except those procedures dealing with the administration of medication as outlined in Board Policy. However, Teachers may, in the instance of medical emergencies, perform such procedures as are necessary for the safety and well being of the student.
