Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-1210.196.4
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School nurse to administer management plan -
Official statutory text
Volunteer diabetes care assistant - Refusal to serve as assistant.
A. The school nurse at each school in which a student with
diabetes is enrolled shall assist the student with the management of
their diabetes care as provided for in the diabetes medical
management plan for the student.
B. If a school does not have a school nurse assigned to the
school, the principal shall make an effort to seek school employees
who may or may not be health care professionals to serve as
volunteer diabetes care assistants to assist the student with the
management of their diabetes care as provided for in the diabetes
medical management plan for the student.
C. Each school in which a student with diabetes is enrolled
shall make an effort to ensure that a school nurse or a volunteer
diabetes care assistant is available at the school to assist the
diabetic student when needed.
D. A school employee shall not be subject to any penalty or
disciplinary action for refusing to serve as a volunteer diabetes
care assistant.
E. A school district shall not restrict the assignment of a
student with diabetes to a particular school site based on the
presence of a school nurse, contract school employee, or a volunteer
diabetes care assistant.
F. Each school nurse and volunteer diabetes care assistant
shall at all times have access to a physician.
G. For students with continuous glucose monitoring with
electronic access to glucose numbers, a school nurse, diabetes care
assistant, or other school staff may download the necessary
electronic applications or software to a school electronic device or
their personal electronic device, in the absence of a school-
provided device, with written permission from the student's parent
or guardian.
A. The school nurse at each school in which a student with
diabetes is enrolled shall assist the student with the management of
their diabetes care as provided for in the diabetes medical
management plan for the student.
B. If a school does not have a school nurse assigned to the
school, the principal shall make an effort to seek school employees
who may or may not be health care professionals to serve as
volunteer diabetes care assistants to assist the student with the
management of their diabetes care as provided for in the diabetes
medical management plan for the student.
C. Each school in which a student with diabetes is enrolled
shall make an effort to ensure that a school nurse or a volunteer
diabetes care assistant is available at the school to assist the
diabetic student when needed.
D. A school employee shall not be subject to any penalty or
disciplinary action for refusing to serve as a volunteer diabetes
care assistant.
E. A school district shall not restrict the assignment of a
student with diabetes to a particular school site based on the
presence of a school nurse, contract school employee, or a volunteer
diabetes care assistant.
F. Each school nurse and volunteer diabetes care assistant
shall at all times have access to a physician.
G. For students with continuous glucose monitoring with
electronic access to glucose numbers, a school nurse, diabetes care
assistant, or other school staff may download the necessary
electronic applications or software to a school electronic device or
their personal electronic device, in the absence of a school-
provided device, with written permission from the student's parent
or guardian.
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