Common use of Medically Fragile Clause in Contracts

Medically Fragile. 1. If employees are required to administer medications, perform procedures, or provide health-related services to a student which requires specialized medical training, the District shall provide: (a) appropriate training to affected employees, provided the District does not expect the driver to provide services that would require a health care professional, as determined by the State of Michigan; (b) the employee with written instructions as to the procedure; (c) the name and telephone number of person, parent or physician, that can be contacted for assistance. The District acknowledges that the contact of these persons may be affected by the means available to the driver such as, being out of radio or cellular phone range, as well as the immediate responsibilities to the students and safety.

Medically Fragile. 1. If employees are required to administer medications, perform procedures, or provide health-related services to a student which requires specialized medical training, the School District shall provideshall: (a) a. provide appropriate training to affected employees, provided the District does not expect the driver to provide services that would require a health care professional, as determined by the State of Michigan; (b) b. provide the employee with written instructions as to the procedure; (c) c. provide the name and telephone number of person, parent or physician, that can be contacted for assistance. The School District acknowledges that the contact of these persons may be affected by the means available to the driver such as, being out of radio or cellular phone range, as well as the immediate responsibilities to the students and safety.

Medically Fragile. 1. If employees are required to administer medications, perform procedures, procedures or provide health-health related services to a student which requires specialized medical training, the District shall provideshall: (a) a. provide appropriate training to affected employees, provided the District does not expect the driver to provide services that would require a health care professional, as determined by the State of MichiganMichigan and the District's Health Director; (b) b. provide the employee with written instructions as to the procedure; (c) c. provides the name and telephone number of person, parent or physician, that can be contacted for assistance. The District acknowledges that the contact of these persons may be affected by the means available to the driver such as, being out of radio or cellular phone range, as well as the immediate responsibilities to the students and safety.