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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the medical certificate in the editor.
- In the first section, enter the name of the registered medical practitioner and their provider number. This identifies who is certifying the medical condition.
- Next, fill in the address and telephone contact number of the practitioner for any follow-up communication.
- Provide the name of the patient and their relationship to the student, along with the name of the school they attend.
- Detail the medical condition affecting transport capabilities. Be specific about how this condition impacts walking or driving abilities.
- Indicate any limitations regarding distance or time that arise from this condition by ticking appropriate boxes and specifying details as needed.
- Finally, sign and date the certificate before returning it to the Assisted School Travel Program via email or post.
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