Termination for Disability/Fitness for Duty Examination Sample Clauses

Termination for Disability/Fitness for Duty Examination. Upon request from the Board or the Superintendent, the Assistant Superintendent shall obtain an examination to determine the Assistant Superintendent’s fitness for duty or potential need for accommodation. Following the examination, the Assistant Superintendent shall file the physician’s report regarding the Assistant Superintendent’s ability to perform the essential functions of the position with the Board. Upon request by the Board or the Superintendent, the Assistant Superintendent shall undergo an examination by a District appointed physician. Prior to the examination, the Assistant Superintendent agrees to execute District provided medical releases from all treating physicians authorizing the District appointed physician to review all medical records. The District appointed physician shall review this Agreement, the District’s job description for the position, and be provided background information related to the duties of the position. The Assistant Superintendent shall submit all costs to the District’s insurance carrier. All non-insured costs shall be borne by the District. The physician shall submit a confidential written report to the Board and the Assistant Superintendent addressing the Assistant Superintendent's fitness to perform the job. The physician’s report shall specifically indicate whether or not the Assistant Superintendent has any physical or mental impairment that limits the Assistant Superintendent’s ability to perform the essential functions of the Assistant Superintendent’s position. Only confidential medical information necessary to assess whether the Assistant Superintendent is able to perform the essential functions of the position shall be provided to the Board. If the Assistant Superintendent is determined to be a disabled employee under state or federal law, the physician’s report shall indicate what reasonable accommodations, if any, may be available to allow the Assistant Superintendent to perform the essential functions of the position so that the District can make an informed decision about reasonable accommodations. If the District determines that the Assistant Superintendent is disabled and, following an interactive dialogue with the Assistant Superintendent, that the Assistant Superintendent is unable to perform the essential functions of the position, the parties agree that this Agreement may be terminated on six (6) months’ written notice or the Assistant Superintendent obtaining CalSTRS disability benefits, whichev...
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