Or. Admin. Code § 333-050-0140 - [Repealed]
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 433.004, 433.273 & 433.283
Stats. Implemented: ORS 433.001, 433.004, 433.006 & 433.235 - 433.284
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(1) Each community college shall require that students involved in clinical experiences in allied health programs, practicum experiences in education and child care programs and membership on intercollegiate sports teams have two doses of measles vaccine prior to each student's participation. The requirement shall apply only to those students born on or after January 1, 1957, using procedures developed by the institutions.
(2) The following records may be accepted as adequate proof of two doses of measles vaccine:
(a) Written documentation by student, health care practitioner , or an authorized representative of the local health department of the month, day and year of each dose , within four days prior to, on or after the first birthday, with a minimum of 24 days between first dose and second dose ;
(b) For students born prior to 1984, no available date for the first dose but written documentation by student, health care practitioner , or an authorized representative of the local health department of the month, day and year of the second dose in or after December, 1989;
(c) An unsigned record printout from the statewide immunization information system, ALERT IIS; or
(d) An unsigned record printout from a computer system approved by the Public Health Division as specified in OAR 333-050-0060(5).
(3) Each community college under the jurisdiction of the law shall include a medical and nonmedical exemption and immunity documentation . Signing for a nonmedical exemption requires documentation of a signature of a health care practitioner that the practitioner has reviewed with the student the risks and benefits of immunization or a certificate verifying that the student has completed a vaccine educational module approved by the Public Health Division .
(4) Each community college shall develop procedures to implement and maintain this requirement.
(5) The Public Health Division may conduct validation surveys to ensure compliance.
(6) A student shall not be excluded from a community college for failing to receive a required vaccine if the State Health Officer has determined that there is a vaccine shortage and that is the reason the student has not received the vaccine. Any vaccine that has been waived due to a vaccine shortage will be required at the next term or semester, once the shortage has been lifted.
(7) The local public health officer, after consultation with the Public Health Division , may allow a student to attend an educational institution without meeting the minimum immunization requirements in case of temporary local vaccine shortage.
(a) The local health department shall provide a letter signed by the local health officer to the affected student stating that the vaccine requirement is being postponed. The letter must give guidance to the community college about when vaccine is expected to be available.
(b) A photocopied form letter signed by the local health officer may be used by the local health department when the shortage is expected to affect more than one student.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 433.004, 433.273 & 433.283
Stats. Implemented: ORS 433.001, 433.004, 433.006 & 433.235 - 433.284