severe heat exhaustion or suspected heat stroke severe bleeding that cannot be stopped Athletic Related Injury CHAIN OF COMMAND Athletic Director Mr. Young Assistant Athletic Director Mr. Martinez Principal Dr. Pylant Assistant Principal Mr. Cole School Resource Officer Officer Dobson Head Coach season/sport/situation dependent Assistant Coach season/sport/situation dependent Other Teacher season/sport/situation dependent Volunteer Coach season/sport/situation dependent The highest person in the chain of command who is present at a scene will be the designated person in charge, or leader. That person is responsible for deciding whether or not to call 911, instructing others how they may be of help and will be the person who stays with the athlete until EMS arrives. Athletic Related Injury EMERGENCY PROTOCOLS Once it has been decided that EMS should be called, the following protocol should be followed: The highest person on the chain of command will be deemed the leader, and will stay with the athlete to monitor the athlete’s condition. Trained personal administer necessary first aid. If possible, someone else on the chain of command should also stay and assist. The front office or an administrator should be notified that there is an emergency situation on campus. The highest person on the chain of command will make the call to EMS or will designate another person to make the call. (911 from a cell phone or pay phone, for VOIP school phones, dial 9-911) EMS should be told what the emergency is, the condition of the athlete and how to get to where the athlete is located. Also, tell EMS that someone will meet them at the closest intersection to aid in directing the ambulance. DO NOT HANG UP UNTIL EMS HANGS UP FIRST. Phones at Jacksonville Commons Middle School are located in the main office, classrooms, other offices, and conference rooms.
severe heat exhaustion or suspected heat stroke severe bleeding that cannot be stopped Athletic Related Injury CHAIN OF COMMAND Athletic Director Mr. Young Assistant Athletic Director Mr. Martinez Principal Dr. Pylant Assistant Principal Mr. Cole School Resource Officer Officer Dobson Head Coach season/sport/situation dependent Assistant Coach season/sport/situation dependent Other Teacher season/sport/situation dependent Volunteer Coach season/sport/situation dependent The highest person in the chain of command who is present at a scene will be the designated person in charge, or leader. That person is responsible for deciding whether or not to call 911, instructing others how they may be of help and will be the person who stays with the athlete until EMS arrives. Athletic Related Injury EMERGENCY PROTOCOLS Once it has been decided that EMS should be called, the following protocol should be followed: The highest person on the chain of command will be deemed the leader, and will stay with the athlete to monitor the athlete’s condition. Trained personal administer necessary first aid. If possible, someone else on the chain of command should also stay and assist. The front office or an administrator should be notified that there is an emergency situation on campus. The highest person on the chain of command will make the call to EMS or will designate another person to make the call. (911 from a cell phone or pay phone, for VOIP school phones, dial 9-911) EMS should be told what the emergency is, the condition of the athlete and how to get to where the athlete is located. Also, tell EMS that someone will meet them at the closest intersection to aid in directing the ambulance. DO NOT HANG UP UNTIL EMS HANGS UP FIRST. Phones at Jacksonville Commons Middle School are located in the main office, classrooms, other offices, and conference rooms.
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