Common use of Emergency Administration of Epinephrine Clause in Contracts

Emergency Administration of Epinephrine. The board shall permit the school nurse or medical inspector to administer epinephrine via epi-pen in emergency situations. In their absence, a designee or designees who are employees of the board may do so. The designees must be properly trained by the school nurse in the administration of the epi-pen using standardized training protocols. Each designee shall receive individual training for each pupil for whom he/she is designated. The board, through the school nurse, shall inform the pupil's parents/guardians in writing that if the specified procedures are followed, the District, its employees and agents shall have no liability as a result of any injury arising from the administration of the epi- pen to the pupil. An Allergy Action Plan completed by the Primary Care Provider and signed by the Parent/Guardian is required annually. Parents/guardians shall provide the board with the following:

Emergency Administration of Epinephrine. The board shall permit the school nurse or medical inspector to administer epinephrine via epi-pen in emergency situations. In their absence, a designee or designees who are employees of the board may do so. The designees must be properly trained by the school nurse in the administration of the epi-pen using standardized training protocols. Each designee shall receive individual training for each pupil for whom he/she is designated. The board, through the school nurse, shall inform the pupil's parents/guardians in writing that if the specified procedures are followed, the District, its employees and agents shall have no liability as a result of any injury arising from the administration of the epi- epi-pen to the pupil. An Allergy Action Plan completed by the Primary Care Provider and signed by the Parent/Guardian is required annually. Parents/guardians shall provide the board with the following:

Emergency Administration of Epinephrine. The board shall permit the school nurse or medical inspector to administer epinephrine via epi-pen in emergency situations. In their absence, a designee or designees who are employees of the board may do so. The designees must be properly trained by the school nurse in the administration of the epi-pen using standardized training protocols. Each designee shall receive individual training for each pupil for whom he/she is designated. The board, through the school nurse, shall inform the pupil's parents/guardians in writing that if the specified procedures are followed, the District, its employees and agents shall have no liability as a result of any injury arising from the administration of the epi- epi-pen to the pupil. An Allergy Action Plan completed by the Primary Care Provider and signed by the Parent/Guardian is required annually. Parents/guardians shall provide the board with the following:

Emergency Administration of Epinephrine. The board shall permit the school nurse or medical inspector to administer epinephrine via epi-epi- pen in emergency situations. In their absence, a designee or designees who are employees of the board may do so. The designees must be properly trained by the school nurse in the administration of the epi-epi- pen using standardized training protocols. Each designee shall receive individual training for each pupil for whom he/she is designated. The board, through the school nurse, shall inform the pupil's parents/guardians in writing that if the specified procedures are followed, the District, its employees and agents shall have no liability as a result of any injury arising from the administration of the epi- epi-pen to the pupil. An Allergy Action Plan completed by the Primary Care Provider and signed by the Parent/Guardian is required annually. Parents/guardians shall provide the board with the following: