Isolation or Safe Rooms Sample Clauses

Isolation or Safe Rooms. 22 No bargaining unit member, other than District nursing staff or other trained staff will be 23 required to supervise students in isolation or safe rooms where students will be sent that have 24 Covid-19 symptoms until a parent arrives to take their child home. Staff that supervise students 25 in isolation or safe rooms will be provided appropriate PPE as indicated by Kittitas County 00 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Department of Health, OSPI, and U.S. CDC. The District 27 shall seek volunteers to perform this work if nurses are not available. These employees shall be 28 identified, trained, and provided PPE in advance.
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Isolation or Safe Rooms. 11 Staff that supervise students in isolation or safe rooms will be provided recommended PPE as 12 indicated by DOH, L&I and CDC and training prior to working in the isolation room.
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Isolation or Safe Rooms. No high risk employee will be assigned or required to supervise students in isolation or safe rooms where students will be sent that have Covid-19 symptoms until a parent arrives to take their child home. Staff that supervise students in isolation or safe rooms will be provided PPE as indicated by DOH, L&I and CDC.
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Isolation or Safe Rooms. 23 No bargaining unit member, other than RNs and Health Room Assistants will be required to 24 supervise students in isolation or safe rooms where students will be sent that have Covid-19 25 symptoms until a parent arrives to take their child home. Staff that supervise students in 26 isolation or safe rooms will be provided medical grade PPE as indicated by DOH, L&I and 27 CDC.
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Isolation or Safe Rooms. 40 The District may have need of additional staff in addition to RNs and LPNs to supervise 41 students in isolation or safe rooms where students will be sent that have Covid-19 symptoms 42 until a parent arrives to take their child home. In this case, the District shall seek volunteers for 43 this assignment in advance. The District will make every effort not to have an employee in a 44 high-risk category as indicated by DOH, L&I, and CDC to assist with supervision of students 45 in isolation or safe rooms. Staff that supervise students in isolation or safe rooms will be 46 provided recommended PPE as indicated by DOH, L&I and CDC and training prior to working 47 in the isolation room.
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