EMERGENCY MEDICAL CONSENT Sample Clauses

EMERGENCY MEDICAL CONSENT. I consent for my child to receive emergency medical treatment if deemed necessary.
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL CONSENT. I/We, the undersigned parent(s)/guardian(s) of the Scholar, , on behalf of our heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, and on behalf of the Scholar, hereby agree to the following terms and conditions set forth below In the event of accident or emergency, when a parent/guardian is unavailable, I/we consent and authorize a representative of Partnership Scholars Program to make such arrangements as he/she considers necessary for the Scholar to receive medical/hospital care, including necessary transportation and including sharing the medical information contained in Section II, above, with health care providers. I/We further consent and authorize such care and treatment to be performed by any licensed physician or surgeon. I/We consent to whatever x-ray, examination, anesthetic, medical, surgical or dental diagnosis or treatment and hospital care are considered necessary in the best judgment of the attending physician, surgeon, or dentist and performed by or under the supervision of a member of the medical staff of the hospital or facility furnishing medical or dental services. I/We fully understand(s) that the resulting expenses will be my/our responsibility. I/We understand that PSP will make all reasonable efforts to contact the undersigned as soon as possible when an emergency happens involving the Scholar. I/We further understand that contacting the undersigned or attempting to contact the undersigned is not a prerequisite for a Program representative to authorize and to make such arrangements as he/she considers necessary for the Scholar to receive medical/hospital care, including necessary transportation, when the urgent nature of the situation necessitates such immediate action. In the event that PSP cannot reach one of the undersigned, I/We authorize PSP to contact the individual(s) referenced in Section I, above. I/We further understand that reasonable minds might differ as to the particular response necessitated in a given situation. I/We agree PSP should err on the side of seeking medical treatment most likely to protect the safety and well-being of the Scholar and thus, I/We agree to assume any and all financial responsibility for the medical services determined appropriate by PSP or by the physician(s) authorized above to treat the Scholar. I further authorize PSP to provide a copy of this Medical Information and Authorization Form to my child’s Mentor and any other mentor that may chaperone my child on PSP-sponsored trips so that the Ment...
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL CONSENT. In the case of a medical emergency on the school trip the school requires prior written authorization to consent to medical treatment or surgery for the student. The school will make a reasonable effort to contact a parent prior to authorizing medical treatment. Accordingly, I hereby authorize and give my express consent to the Headmaster of Ashbury College, or his delegate, to act in loco parentis and in that capacity to consent to medical treatment or surgery for the student on the advice of the attending physician who deems medical treatment or surgery to be immediately necessary while the student is on the school trip. Further, I hereby authorize and give my express consent to the Headmaster of Ashbury College, or his delegate, to seek any and all medical intervention that may be reasonably required to ensure the safety and well being of the student while participating on the school trip. I have read the foregoing Part One and Part Two carefully, I understand all of the content and I agree to be bound by it. PARENT(S)/GUARDIAN(S): DATED: STUDENT: DATED: Part Three RELEASE AND INDEMNITY In consideration of (the “student”) being permitted to participate in the Grade 11 Camp for the period September 7-8, 2017 inclusive (the "trip"), and in further consideration of the benefits accruing to the student’s parents/guardians by reason of the student’s participation on the trip, the undersigned for themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators and spouses agree as follows: I approve of the student participating in all of the travel, activities and programs associated with and incidental to the trip, whether or not these have been fully described to us in advance, including, without limitation, the use by the student of various methods of transportation (of every description whatsoever) and the student’s participation in tours, athletic events, cultural programs, sightseeing and recreational or entertainment activities (together the “trip activities”). I acknowledge and accept that participation by the student in the trip activities involves unspecified risks and hazards incidental thereto, all of which are expressly assumed by me. Ashbury College undertakes to ensure direct supervision of the student on the trip at all times when it is reasonable and prudent. However, I acknowledge and accept that there will be times during the trip when the student will not be under the direct supervision and control of Ashbury College staff. The billeting and accommodati...
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL CONSENT. If my child needs medical attention while attending any Highlands Student event, I give Highlands, its staff, and volunteers, permission to seek medical transport, diagnosis, and treatment at any medical facility or provider in the area, including Children’s Hospital of Alabama, which in their best judgment they deem to be necessary or appropriate under the circumstances. I understand I am financially responsible for all medical and transportation expenses incurred as a result of the use of this medical consent. This consent for medical treatment will be valid until my child reaches the age of majority in Alabama (age 19). BY ELECTRONICALLY OR MANUALLY SIGNING BELOW, I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD ALL OF THE TERMS CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT AND THAT I AM VOLUNTARILY GIVING UP CERTAIN LEGAL RIGHTS, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO SUE AND I CERTIFY THAT I AM THE PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN OF THE MINOR CHILD OR CHILDREN NAMED BELOW AND LEGALLY COMPETENT TO ENTER INTO THIS AGREEMENT. Parent/Legal Guardian’s Signature: Date: For each minor child you are executing this Agreement on behalf of, please provide the following information: Student Name: Date of Birth:
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL CONSENT. By enrolling in For Kids Only Day Camp, Parents hereby authorize the procurement of whatever emergency medical treatment may be necessary for the Camper. Parents also authorize the removal of the Camper from Camp premises for the purpose of obtaining such emergency medical treatment if the need so arises. Parents agree to hold For Kids Only Day Camp harmless for the nature, performance, and outcome of any such medical treatment that the determination of whether an emergency has arisen shall be left to the sole discretion of For Kids Only Day Camp.
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