CHAPEL HILL ACADEMY MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION PERMISSION FORM YEARLY RENEWAL
If your physician decided it is necessary for your child to receive medication during the school day, please complete the permission slip below and have your physician fill out the medication information. The medication must be brought to school on your child’s first day, in the original bottle with the prescription label intact. All medication forms must be returned in order to administer any medication to your child. Some of our students need their medication in order to perform to the best of their ability. Medication can only be administered with the appropriate paperwork completed and returned to school. Please feel free to contact the school nurse at 973-686-0004 if you have any questions. INFORMATION MUST BE COMPLETED BY PHYSICIAN:
Name of Student: __________________________________Date of Order: _________________ Name of Medication: _______________________________Dose: _______________________ Time and Circumstances of Administration at School: __________________________________ Name of Medication: _______________________________Dose: _______________________ Time and Circumstances of Administration at School: __________________________________ Name of Medication: _______________________________Dose: _______________________ Time and Circumstances of Administration at School: __________________________________ Diagnosis: ____________________________________________________________________ Medication can be omitted on: Half Days: Yes ____ No ____; Field Trips: Yes ____ No ____ Physician Name & Phone Number: _________________________________________________ Physician’s Signature ___________________________ Please place Physician’s stamp here: PARENT PERMISSION SLIP
I give permission for (name of child) ________________________to receive the above described medication at school according to school policy. School policy requires that medication be brought in the original container with a pharmaceutical label indicating the name of patient, name of prescription, dosage, time, physician's name, and the date the prescription was issued. I understand that Chapel Hill Academy and its employees shall incur no liability as a result of any injury arising from the administration of the above prescribed medication to my child. I indemnify and hold harmless Chapel Hill Academy and its employees against any claims arising out of the medication, or lack thereof, of my child.
Date __________________ Guardian Signature ____________________ Relationship ______________
Phone __________________________ Print Name _____________________________________
PLEASE COMPLETE REVERSE SIDE OF SHEET CHAPEL HILL ACADEMY PERMISSION FOR (OTC) OVER THE COUNTER MEDICATION TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE SCHOOL NURSE
PARENTAL PERMISSION: I request that my child _____________________________ be administered the
following OTC medications by the school nurse: MEDICATION:
Tylenol Junior ( 160 mgs/tab) ________tablets Tylenol Regular (325mgs/tab) ________tablets Children’s Motrin (100 mgs) ________tablets Children’s Motrin (100 mgs/5 ml) ________teaspoon Advil (200mgs) ________tablets Benadryl (12.5 mgs) ________teaspoon Benadryl (25 mgs) ________tablets Other:
FREQUENCY:__________________________________________________________ REASON FOR USE:_____________________________________________________ DATE:__________ Parent/Guardian Signature:________________________________ Permission for medication is effective only for the current school year and needs to be renewed for each subsequent year. PHYSICIAN PERMISSION: I hereby authorize the school nurse to administer the above OTC medications. _____________________ MD SIGNATURE ADDRESS/PHONE
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