Student Physical Forms
15.7.1 — A student shall not be allowed to practice or compete in interscholastic athletics until there is on file with the principal or his/her designee a record of a preparticipation physical examination (PPE) performed by a doctor of medicine (M.D.), an osteopathic physician (D.O.), a naturopathic physician (N.D., N.M.D.), a certified registered nurse practitioner (N.P.) licensed to practice, a certified physician's assistant (PA-C) registered by the Joint Board Of Medical Examiners and the Osteopathic Examiners in Medicine and Surgery, or a certified chiropractic sports physician (CCSP). The physical examination for the following school year shall be given on or after March 1. The physical examination on file shall be signed by one of the aforementioned medical providers and shall state that, in the opinion of the examining provider, the provider did not find any medical reason to disqualify the student from practice or competition in athletic contests. The principal or his/her designee, if deemed advisable, may require a student to be reexamined.
- Form 15.7-A EVALUATION Form To be completed and signed by the parent or guardian and student athlete. This form must also be signed by the examining medical provider.
- Form 15.7-B EXAMINATION Form To be completed and signed by the examining medical provider.
- Form 15.7-C ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Form To be completed and signed by parent or guardian and student athlete.
- Form 15.7-D CONSENT to Treat Form To be completed and signed by parent or guardian and student athlete.
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