Oregon § 616.750 Procedure where food handler suspected of disease

Oregon Statutes

§ 616.750 — Procedure where food handler suspected of disease

Oregon § 616.750

Vol.15

Title 49Food and Other Commodities

Ch. 616General and Miscellaneous Provisions

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 616.750 (2026).

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If the State Department of Agriculture for reasonable cause believes that any person working in any food establishment is affected with any infectious or contagious disease, the department may require the person to be examined by a competent physician, naturopathic physician, physician associate or nurse practitioner and that the physician, naturopathic physician, physician associate or nurse practitioner furnish the department with a certificate stating whether the person is affected with any infectious or contagious disease. If within five days after so required the person has not furnished the department with such a certificate by a competent physician, naturopathic physician, physician associate or nurse practitioner, the person is guilty of a violation of ORS 616.745 and the departmen

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If the State Department of Agriculture for reasonable cause believes that any person working in any food establishment is affected with any infectious or contagious disease, the department may require the person to be examined by a competent physician, naturopathic physician, physician associate or nurse practitioner and that the physician, naturopathic physician, physician associate or nurse practitioner furnish the department with a certificate stating whether the person is affected with any infectious or contagious disease. If within five days after so required the person has not furnished the department with such a certificate by a competent physician, naturopathic physician, physician associate or nurse practitioner, the person is guilty of a violation of ORS 616.745 and the department may apply to the circuit court to enjoin the person from continuing to work in the food establishment until the certificate is furnished. The circuit court hereby is authorized to issue the injunction.