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FIRST AID - Epi Pens

First Aid Officers are not to be supplied with Epi-Pens for their first aid kits. Specific training and certificates need to be obtained as per the Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Act Amendment Regulation 2005.

In any case of Anaphylaxis, first aid officers are to follow the Emergency Procedures.

For further information please contact Diane Bunch.