Common use of Emergency Medical Treatment Clause in Contracts

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's welfare and if the Parents or a second emergency contact cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's welfare and if the Parents or a second emergency contact cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head Headmaster to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's welfare and if the Parents or a second emergency contact cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's welfare and if the Parents Parents, or a second emergency contact cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head Headmaster to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's welfare and if the Parents or a second emergency contact cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head Headmaster to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's welfare and if the Parents, or where applicable another person appointed by the Parents or a second to be an emergency contact contact, cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head Headmaster to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's welfare and if the Parents Parents, or a second other person appointed by the parents to be an emergency contact contact, cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's welfare and if the Parents or a second emergency contact cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's ’s welfare and if the Parents or a second emergency contact cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head Headmistress to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's welfare and if the Parents or a second emergency contact cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's welfare and if the Parents Parents, or a second another person appointed by them to act as an emergency contact in their absence, cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head Headteacher to consent on their behalf to the Pupil receiving emergency medical treatment where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the Pupil's welfare and if the Parents or a second emergency contact cannot be contacted in time.

Emergency Medical Treatment. The Parents authorise the Head to consent on their behalf to the Pupil Child receiving emergency medical treatment including blood transfusions, general anaesthetic and operations performed by the National Health Service or at a private hospital and where certified by an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the PupilChild's welfare welfare, and if the Parents or a second emergency contact cannot be contacted in time.