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Section 4. Contact Lens Waiver (Police And Fire Department Applicants) <br />A. A contact lens wearer is probably at less risk of having his or her contact lens vision correction <br />devise dislodged or forcibly removed while on duty than is a spectacle wearer. Therefore, the <br />Appointing Authority may consider waiving the un -corrected visual acuity standard for a successful Police <br />and/or Fire Department applicant, contact lens wearer under the following conditions: <br />1. The candidate must verify to the Commission, through medical certification of an optometrist or <br />ophthalmologist that he/she has been a successful contact lens wearer for a minimum of one year <br />prior to the date of the examination. <br />2. The Police and Fire Department recognize the need to routinely verify that the contact <br />lenses are being worn while on duty. <br />3. The individual has at least annual examinations by an optometrist or ophthalmologist to <br />verify that they are continuing successful wearing of contact lens. <br />Section 5. Refractive Modification Waiver (Police and Fire Department Applicants) <br />A. Individuals who undergo refractive modification procedures such as radial keratotectomy, <br />etc. may be considered for appointment to the Police and/or Fire Department under the <br />following conditions: <br />The candidate must supply evidence from his or her eye care practitioner at the time of <br />vision screening requirement. The evidence must clearly indicate the applicant having at <br />least one year of stable non -fluctuating vision following the procedure. Since these types of <br />procedures are not usually performed on both eyes at the same time, the one-year waiting <br />period will begin only after the procedure is performed on the last eye. <br />The evidence must also clearly indicate the individual has at least two eye/vision examinations by <br />an optometrist or ophthalmologist to verify that they are maintaining stable non -fluctuating vision. <br />Section 6. Entry Level Firefighter/Paramedic & Police Medical Examinations and <br />Psycholozical Evaluations Required. <br />The Commission shall on an as needed basis determine and chose the name of the <br />physician(s) and/or other licensed medical practitioners and facilities for the administration <br />of all psychological evaluations, physical, vision and hearing examinations of all Entry <br />Level Police and Firefighter/Paramedic candidates as may be required and ordered by the <br />Commission. The Commission shall pay up to one hundred ($100.00) dollars of the cost of <br />a standard eye (vision) examination. Any eye (vision) examination cost over one hundred <br />($100.00) dollars shall be the responsibility of the applicant. <br />DO NOT RETURN TRIS PAGE <br />PLEASE RETAIN FOR FOUR RECORDS <br />7 <br />
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