Specialized Health Care. 10.7.1 The District shall provide necessary in-service training upon request to each unit member who is, or shall be, required to assist or aide children with special health care needs.
Specialized Health Care. 10.8.1 Specialized physical health care services as used in this section include, but are not limited to the following procedures: urinary catheterization, gavage feeding, endotracheal or oral suctioning. These specialized physical health care procedures are further described in the Guidelines and Procedures for Meeting the Specialized Physical Health Care Needs of Students, California Department of Education, 1990.
Specialized Health Care. Definition: Specialized Health Care procedures are specific health care needs identified in a medical protocol that may be performed on a daily basis to ensure the health and well-being of a student.
Specialized Health Care. 10.3.1 No unit member shall be required to provide unreasonable specialized health care service, other than the dispensing of oral, prescription medications, without his/her consent. Unit members may consent to perform other specialized health care service.
Specialized Health Care. 3 Specialized health care is defined as those procedures within The Green Book (current edition): 4 Guidelines and Procedures for Meeting the Specialized Physical Health Care Services in 5 California Schools by The School Nurses of California Foundation. All specialized health care 6 needs will be coordinated by the School Nurse/Health Coordinator. 7 8 An employee who may serve a student requiring specialized health care procedures (as defined 9 in the IEP) during regular school hours will receive prior training and ongoing direct/indirect 10 supervision by someone trained to perform the procedure. 11 12 In the event that a person has received information and training, and he/she is apprehensive about 13 performing the specialized health care procedure, that person should notify their immediate
Specialized Health Care. 6.16.1 Students who need ongoing special health care beyond that which would be considered first aid, dispensing oral medication or inhalers, shall be identified through the IEP process, 504 modification plan or a physician's order.
Specialized Health Care. Students who need ongoing special health care shall be identified through the IEP process, a 504 plan or a physician’s order. For purposes of this provision, specialized health care does not include such tasks as: first aid, dispensing oral medication or dispensing oral inhalers. Such specialized health procedures shall be performed in the following ways: By the health clerk at the school site; By another classified employee, provided that the employee agrees to perform the service and the employee is compensated with a three percent (3%) stipend from the start of training to the end of the service. The District shall designate those unit members who receive the training in order to receive the stipend in accordance with established procedures and practices on file with Personnel Services. In all cases, the employee providing the service shall be provided training and will be held harmless from liability by the District as provided by law.
Specialized Health Care. The District shall make available to teachers a Health Risk List for returning students and entering Kindergarten students who register prior to school staff leaving for the summer. This list shall be made available to schools prior to the start of school each year, and an updated list provided as soon as reasonably possible after the start of school.
Specialized Health Care. 15.5.1. The District shall provide each unit member, who is or may be required to provide specialized health care, in-service training upon request.
Specialized Health Care. 15.6.1 The District shall notify unit members concerning special emotional and/or health problems of their students.
