Mich. Admin. Code R. 400.11121 - Health care staff: day camp
Rule 121.
(1) A
day camp that has less than 20% of its campers with disabilities shall have, at
a minimum, an agreement for the provision of emergency medical services with
the local emergency services provider or EMT that is within a 5-minute response
time, or employ a health officer, as defined in
R 400.11122(1) and
(3), who is on duty at the camp during all
hours there are campers present.
(2) If 20% or more of the camper population
are campers with disabilities, a health officer shall be on duty at the camp
during all hours there are campers present and be 1 of the following:
(a) A licensed physician.
(b) A licensed physician's
assistant.
(c) A licensed nurse
practitioner.
(d) A registered
nurse.
(e) A licensed practical
nurse.
(f) A licensed emergency
medical technician.
(g) A licensed
medical first responder.
(h) An
adult who is certified as a wilderness first responder or has met the
requirements equivalent to those set forth by the National Outdoor Leadership
School manual number 16175, which is adopted by reference in
R
400.11103.
(3) A person who is licensed in another state
or Canadian province as a physician, physician's assistant, nurse, or emergency
medical technician is deemed to meet the requirements of subrule (2) of this
rule.
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