Every applicant for a Massachusetts school pupil transport (7D) or school bus driver certificate needs a medical examination on VSC109. The clinician answers 12 items covering diabetes and insulin use, implanted defibrillator, vision, hearing, oxygen saturation, epilepsy, limb loss, other physical or mental conditions, contagious disease and substance use, then certifies whether the applicant is medically qualified to drive school pupils.
A licensed physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant, not a chiropractor, completes Sections B and C with an NPI and signature. The applicant signs the medical release in Section A.
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Medical Form for a School Pupil (7D) Driver Certificate or a School Bus Driver Certificate
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No. VSC109 must be completed by a licensed physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant, and the form states that chiropractors may not complete it. The clinician gives a Massachusetts NPI and signs the attestation that the information is true and complete.
A yes to insulin use or any hypoglycemic episode requires VSC102, the Diabetes Medical Evaluation Form from a board-certified or board-eligible endocrinologist. A yes to an implanted cardiac defibrillator requires VSC103, the Cardiovascular Medical Evaluation Form completed by a medical doctor.
Yes. School bus and 7D drivers cannot hold a license with a G (daylight only) restriction. If corrective lenses are needed to reach 20/40 in each eye, a B restriction for corrective lenses goes on the license.