Get Md Mcps 525-13 2013

Filling out the MD MCPS 525-13 form is essential for ensuring that prescribed medication is administered properly within Montgomery County Public Schools. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step approach for completing the form online, making the process straightforward and accessible for all users.

Follow the steps to complete the MD MCPS 525-13 form effectively.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the MD MCPS 525-13 form online in the designated editing tool.
2. In Part I, fill in the student's name and birthdate. Indicate whether the prescription is a renewal or a new prescription, and provide the school name by selecting from the dropdown menu.
3. If the prescription is new, input the date when the first full dosage was given at home. Next, list all medications the student is currently taking, including any over-the-counter medications.
4. Sign in the Parent/Guardian Signature section, including the date and provide a contact phone number.
5. Proceed to Part II, where the authorized prescriber must enter the name and dosage of the medication. Ensure to specify the diagnosis, time(s) to be administered at school, and the route of administration.
6. Input the effective dates for when the medication is to be administered. Note any potential side effects, especially if the medication is to be given on an as-needed (PRN) basis, and specify the conditions under which it should be administered.
7. Have the authorized prescriber print/type their name, sign, and provide their phone number and the date.
8. In Part III, the principal or school nurse must check appropriate boxes to confirm all required information from Parts I and II are completed accurately. Make sure the medication is labeled correctly.
9. Finally, have the Principal/School Nurse sign and date the form before submission.
10. After completing the form, you can save your changes, download a copy, print it for your records, or share it as needed.

Complete the MD MCPS 525-13 form online today to ensure proper administration of medication at your child’s school.