New York Volunteer's Notification of Executive Officer of Fire/Ambulance Company of Significant Risk of Transmission of HIV Per VFBL/VAWBL Section 11-c(1)

• Category: New York Workers Compensation - Official
• State: New York
• Control #: NY-VAW-11C-WC
• Format: PDF

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Volunteer's Notification of Executive Officer of Fire/Ambulance Company of Significant Risk of Transmission of HIV Per VFBL/VAWBL Section 11-c(1) New York Volunteer's Notification of Executive Officer of Fire/Ambulance Company of Significant Risk of Transmission of HIV Per VFL/VOWEL Section 11-c(1) is a notification issued by a volunteer firefighter or ambulance company when the risk of transmission of HIV is significant. This notification is required by the New York Volunteer Firefighters' and Ambulance Workers' Bill of Rights (VFL/VOWEL) Section 11-c(1). The notification is issued to the executive officer of the fire or ambulance company, and includes information on the firefighter or ambulance worker who is at risk, the nature of the risk, and the steps that must be taken to protect the other members of the company. The notification must also include the name of the health care provider who is conducting the risk assessment and the name of the personnel officer who is responsible for monitoring the situation. There are three types of New York Volunteer's Notification of Executive Officer of Fire/Ambulance Company of Significant Risk of Transmission of HIV Per VFL/VOWEL Section 11-c(1): Initial Notification, Follow-Up Notification, and Final Notification.

New York Volunteer's Notification of Executive Officer of Fire/Ambulance Company of Significant Risk of Transmission of HIV Per VFL/VOWEL Section 11-c(1) is a notification issued by a volunteer firefighter or ambulance company when the risk of transmission of HIV is significant. This notification is required by the New York Volunteer Firefighters' and Ambulance Workers' Bill of Rights (VFL/VOWEL) Section 11-c(1). The notification is issued to the executive officer of the fire or ambulance company, and includes information on the firefighter or ambulance worker who is at risk, the nature of the risk, and the steps that must be taken to protect the other members of the company. The notification must also include the name of the health care provider who is conducting the risk assessment and the name of the personnel officer who is responsible for monitoring the situation. There are three types of New York Volunteer's Notification of Executive Officer of Fire/Ambulance Company of Significant Risk of Transmission of HIV Per VFL/VOWEL Section 11-c(1): Initial Notification, Follow-Up Notification, and Final Notification.