CALIFORNIA PARAMEDIC INST 1-2003

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Student and secure Student's agreement to abide by all such roles and regulations. 2.8 Pre-assignment Health Assessment. School will cause Student to complete a pre-assignment health assessment, at Student's or School's expense, which includes, but is not limited to: history of communicable diseases and immunizations, proof of tetanus vaccination or immunization, proof of Hepatitis B vaccination, proof of MMR vaccination, respiratory certification by a physician and PPD test. School will provide proof of satisfactory complction/vaccinatiun to City upon request. Inclusion of a Student's name on the list referenced in paragraph 2.6 is School's representation that Student has completed the preassignment assessment and is physically able to perform the tasks associated with the program. 2.9 OSHA Compliance. Prior to allowing Student to enroll in the course of clinical experience, School will educate and train Student in compliance with all relevant and required OSHA regulations including, but not limited to, Blood-borne Pathogens Standard and TB Standard. 2.10 Personal Protective Equipment. School shall provide Student with all necessary personal protective equipment as is, or may be, required by OSHA prior to assignment to the Clinical Experience. Such equipment includes, but is not limited to: safety glasses and particulate respirators. School recognizes and will inform Student that this equipment must be in the possession of the Student as a condition of their participation in the program. Failure to possess and use the required OSHA equipment will result in Student's dismissal from the program. 2.11 Assistance in Obtaining Signatures and Compliance. School recognizes that its Students have certain obligations and will be required to execute certain documentation in order to be eligible to participate in the program. School shall assist City in obtaining any necessary signatures and ensuring Student compliance with City roles and this agreement including, but not limited to, those contained in part 3 of this agreement. 2.12 Evaluation of Performance, School is responsible for and shall make arrangements with City to facilitate, and School is responsible for, evaluating Student's performance during the clinical program. 2.13 Minimum Age of Participants. School and City will only allow Students that are at least eighteen (18) years of age to participate in this program. Inclusion of a Student's name on the list referenced in paragraph 2.6 is School's representation that Student is at least eighteen years of age. 3. STUDENT OBLIGAT/ONS AND REQUIREMENTS. 3.1 Release. Student will, prior to participating in the clinical experience, read, understand and sign City's internal ride-along waiver releasing City from any and all liability and/or responsibility arising out of Students participation in the Clinical