Illinois DCFS requires a medical report for employees and volunteers in licensed child care facilities, operators of day care and group day care homes, and other adults in their households. CFS 602 records a tuberculin test, the immunization discussion, findings and the physician's recommendation on fitness. Re-examinations are logged on page 2.
The examining physician, APN or PA completes Sections I to III, signs, and gives a state license number. The top of the form identifies the person examined, their position and the facility.
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Medical Report on an Adult in a Child Care Facility
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Employees and volunteers in DCFS-licensed child care facilities, operators of day care homes and group day care homes, and other adult members of their households. Positions on the form include caregiver, child care staff, other staff, household member, food handler, driver and volunteer.
No. The tuberculin test by the Mantoux method, or a chest X-ray for a positive reactor, is required in the initial examination only. At later examinations the physician determines whether a test is needed, and re-examination dates are recorded on page 2.