Nevada § 432A.430 Duties of field administrator: Written general plan for preventing diseases and coping with emergencies in field

Nevada Statutes

§ 432A.430 — Duties of field administrator: Written general plan for preventing diseases and coping with emergencies in field

Nevada § 432A.430

Title 38PUBLIC WELFARE

Ch. 432AServices

ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS GOVERNING OPERATION OF OUTDOOR YOUTH PROGRAMS

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 432A.430 (2026).

Text

A field administrator shall prepare a written general plan: 1. For the prevention and elimination of infectious and communicable diseases in the field. 2. For coping with injuries and emergencies in the field, including:

(a)The assignment of authority and duties to particular members of the staff;

(b)Procedures for the provision of medical care;

(c)Procedures for the notification of a client’s physician and nearest relative or guardian;

(d)Procedures for the relocation of groups in the field;

(e)Procedures for the evacuation of groups from the field; and

(f)Procedures for the supervision of clients after relocation or evacuation.

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A field administrator shall prepare a written general plan:
1. For the prevention and elimination of infectious and communicable diseases in the field.
2. For coping with injuries and emergencies in the field, including:
(a) The assignment of authority and duties to particular members of the staff;
(b) Procedures for the provision of medical care;
(c) Procedures for the notification of a client’s physician and nearest relative or guardian;
(d) Procedures for the relocation of groups in the field;
(e) Procedures for the evacuation of groups from the field; and
(f) Procedures for the supervision of clients after relocation or evacuation.