Authorization to Administer Medication - Child Care Centers, DCF-F-CFS0059 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out Section A, which includes the Facility and Child Information. Enter the Child Care Center Name, Child's Name, and Birthdate.
  3. Proceed to Section B for Medication Information. Input the medication name, dosage, administration times, and period. Ensure that the medication is in its original container with proper labeling.
  4. If applicable, indicate whether a physician consultation is required for over-the-counter medications. Provide any additional information or special instructions as needed.
  5. In Section C, have the parent or guardian sign and date the authorization to administer medication.
  6. For certified child care providers, complete the Documentation of Medication Administration section by logging each instance of medication given, including date, time, dosage, and signature of the administrator.

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Storing Medications Non-expired medications must be kept in the original pharmacy or manufacturer labeled containers. Prescription medications must contain the original pharmacy label including the students name, name of the medication, dosage, time for administering, expiration date and name of the medical provider.
Written consent must be provided from the parent, permitting child care facility personnel to administer medications to the child. Instructions shall not conflict with the prescription label or product label directions.
Refrigerated medications must be stored in spill-proof containers separate from food and be inaccessible to children in the refrigerator. You must administer it correctly: Thoroughly discuss with parents regarding when and how to administer medication.
There must be written parent/guardian permission to give the specific medication. This written permission must be in the form of a signed Medication Administration Record (MAR). Parent/Guardian permission in any other form is not acceptable.
Before administering medication in a child care facility, a medication administration form signed by the parent or guardian is required. This form ensures informed consent and proper documentation of the childs medications. Therefore, the correct answer is option (a) Medication administration form.

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What is a Child Care Authorization Form? A Child Care Authorization is a form that allows someone to temporarily care for or make decisions about your child, such as allowing your nanny to pick up your child from daycare.

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