Administering of Medication Sample Clauses

Administering of Medication. Employees shall not be required or requested to administer any medication in violation of State statute or administrative regulation.
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Administering of Medication. If a member is required to administer any medicines/medications or perform and/or assist in any medical procedures/treatments, he/she shall be properly trained on a yearly basis by a medical professional. Under direction of the Superintendent, access to consultant health services will be available on an ongoing basis, upon request by the member or administration. If a member is uncomfortable with administering medication or performing/assisting in medical procedures, the member may request that the building administration solicit other volunteers. Volunteers shall be sought before members are required to administer medications or procedures under this Section.
Administering of Medication. 1. Participant will sign the Waiver below.
Administering of Medication. Medicine is administered as directed by the parents; otherwise, all the written instructions on the label will be followed. Secure storage will be provided. Parents must personally sign the medicine list for each day it is to be given. All medications must be clearly labeled with the child’s name and the name of the medication. NEW ERA LEARNING CENTER will administer prescription drugs only to children named on the pharmacist’s original label securely attached to the original medicine container. Parents must place the medicine in the basket marked medication in the Center and notify the Assistant Director. It is the parent’s responsibility to get their child’s medicine and take it home each night. We will be glad to administer over-the-counter medicines, according to the label, with a medicine form completed and the bottle marked with the child’s name. Parents will be notified by telephone if the child has an adverse reaction to any medication. If parents cannot be contacted, the emergency contact person will be notified at once. If a child’s temperature is 101 degrees or higher, we ask that you come and pick up your child because we cannot keep children who are running a temperature or have an upset stomach. If your child is seen by a physician, a physician’s note is required authorizing the child to return to school.
Administering of Medication. DAY CARE agrees to administer medication to PET. PET is presently under the care of the above named veterinarian who has prescribed medication(s) for certain medical condition(s). OWNER warrants that they have fully and carefully explained the dispensing information/instructions and the effects of this medication to DAY CARE and attached complete dispensing instructions and emergency information. I acknowledge that the services of DAY CARE will be performed in accordance with my instructions contained herein. I waive any claim against DAY CARE unless DAY CARE is found to be negligent, according to pet care industry standards of care and does not perform as agreed herein.

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