District of Columbia § 38-651.05 Administration of medication.

District of Columbia Statutes

§ 38-651.05 — Administration of medication.

District of Columbia § 38-651.05

Title 38Educational Institutions.

Ch. 6Student Health Care.

Subch. IVStudent Access to Treatment.

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D.C. Code § 38-651.05 (2026).

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(a)An employee or agent trained and certified pursuant to § 38-651.04 may administer medication to a student with a valid medication action plan; provided, that:

(1)The responsible person has delivered the medication to be administered to the school;

(2)The employee or agent is under the general supervision of licensed health practitioner; and

(3)Except in emergency circumstances, the responsible person has administered the initial dose of a new medication.

(1)An employee or agent trained pursuant to rules promulgated by the Mayor may administer a seizure treatment to a student with a valid seizure action plan; provided, that the responsible person has delivered the seizure treatment to be administered to the school.

(2)A trained employee or agent need not be certified

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(a) An employee or agent trained and certified pursuant to § 38-651.04 may administer medication to a student with a valid medication action plan; provided, that:

(1) The responsible person has delivered the medication to be administered to the school;

(2) The employee or agent is under the general supervision of licensed health practitioner; and

(3) Except in emergency circumstances, the responsible person has administered the initial dose of a new medication.

(1) An employee or agent trained pursuant to rules promulgated by the Mayor may administer a seizure treatment to a student with a valid seizure action plan; provided, that the responsible person has delivered the seizure treatment to be administered to the school.

(2) A trained employee or agent need not be certified in order to administer seizure treatment.