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GBE STAFF HEALTH 1. Physical Examination and Tuberculosis Screening All
school personnel shall be screened for tuberculosis as part of the
pre-employment medical examination ( A
prospective employee may elect to use a designated school physician at the
school district's expense or a private physician with reimbursement at the
same fee charged by the designated physician. 2. Implementation Newly
employed personnel not presenting proof of freedom from tuberculosis (TB
testing within three months of employment) and without presenting proof of a
pre-employment physical shall not be allowed to start work. Personnel
not complying with the above policy will be suspended from work until
sufficient documentation is provided. Employed
personnel proved to have tuberculosis will leave work immediately and be
entitled to customary sick leave. When
the employee can present a physician's certificate stating that the employee
is no longer communicable, he/she may return to work. 3. Responsibility It
is the responsibility of the Personnel Director to report any violation of
the above policy through the principal to the Superintendent of Schools and
to keep accurate records as evidence of compliance with the above
policy. If necessary, the School
Health Services may be consulted. The
Superintendent is instructed to take such action as is required to implement
this policy and to supervise the necessary record keeping to substantiate
test results. 4. Additional Examinations The
Superintendent may request a medical examination for any employee if at any
time he/she has reason to believe that the employee's physical or mental health
is inimical to the welfare of pupils or other employees. The cost of such examination will be borne
by the district. 5. Bus Drivers Bus
drivers are required to have a physical exam according to 6. School Lunch Employees All
School Lunch employees shall abide by the same health policies as other
employees. In
the event that school personnel are injured during work hours, the employee
must notify the Payroll Office within twenty-four (24) hours if
possible. Paperwork for Workers'
Compensation Insurance should be completed and submitted within forty-eight
hours of the injury. Adoption Date: April
8, 1993 School Board
Review: April
9. 2009 |