Youth Authorization to Administer Medication\Medication Listing
Approved: OLA Revised 3/2019; Effective 4/1/2019
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231 W. Hancock St
Milledgeville, GA 31061-0490
Phone Number: (_____) _____-______
Fax Number: (_____) _____-______
GC Youth Programs
Authorization to Administer Medication/Medication Listing
Child’s Name: _______________________________________ Age: _________ Weight: _________ Height: __________
Address: __________________________________________________ City: ____________________ State: __________
Parent/Guardian Name: _______________________________________________________________________________
Home Phone: _________________________ Cell Phone: ______________________ Work Phone: __________________
I hereby authorize the program staff to administer the listed medication(s). I understand that only oral prescription medication
will be administered unless authorized by the Program Administrator. Medications must be brought in by the parent and should
be kept in original containers which includes the pharmacy label, date of filling, pharmacy name and address, patient name,
name of prescribing practitioner, name of prescribed medication, directions for use and cautionary statements, as well as
expiration date. Expired medication will not be accepted. When no longer needed, medications shall be returned to a parent or
guardian whenever possible. If the medication cannot be returned, it shall be destroyed.
By signing this form, I hereby acknowledge that all information is accurate and current, that all pertinent and important
medication information is listed on this form, and to the best of my knowledge, my child can participate safely in the program.
I acknowledge that my failure to disclose relevant information may result in harm to my child and/or others during this program.
I agree to notify the program of any changes in this information in a timely and reasonable manner.
I hold harmless and agree to indemnify the program and Georgia College & State University, as well as the Board of Regents,
from any claims, causes of action, damages, and/or liabilities arising out of or resulting from said medical treatment.
Statement to Self-Administer
Georgia College realizes that EpiPens and Inhalers are emergency medications. Georgia College staff will gladly keep this
medication for the duration of the program. However, if you would like to authorize your child to keep these medications
during the program, please initial below.
INITIAL
My child requires the use of an EpiPen for severe allergic reactions. I hereby authorize Georgia College
to allow my child to keep this EpiPen on his or her person for the duration of the program.
INITIAL
My child requires the use of an inhaler. I hereby authorize Georgia College to allow my child to keep an
inhaler on his or her person for the duration of the program.
Parent or Guardian Name: _____________________________ Date: ____________________________________________
Signature of Parent or Guardian: ________________________
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Youth Authorization to Administer Medication\Medication Listing
Approved: OLA Revised 3/2019; Effective 4/1/2019
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Parent/Guardian Meeting Notes
Date of meeting: ______________________ Time of meeting: _______________________________
Attendees:
Notes:
Youth Authorization to Administer Medication\Medication Listing
Approved: OLA Revised 3/2019; Effective 4/1/2019
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231 W. Hancock St
Milledgeville, GA 31061-0490
Phone Number: (_____) _____-______
Fax Number: (_____) _____-______
Medication Listing
Child’s Name: ___________________________________ Parent/Guardian Name: ______________________________
Name of Medication: ________________________________________________________________________________
Prescription Number: ________________________________________________________________________________
Name of Licensed Prescriber: _________________________________________________________________________
Instructions:
Special Storage Instructions:
Dates to
Administer
Times to
Administer
Amount
(Dosage)
Time
Administered
Administered
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Adverse Reactions