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Medical Immunity Policy SA-01.02

The webpage reviews the BOT Policy SA-01.02-04/20


What is Medical Immunity

Your safety comes first. If you call for help during a medical emergency, you may be protected from student conduct charges through UWF’s Medical Immunity policy.

When In Doubt, Call For Help.

UWF is committed to student health and safety. Medical Immunity encourages students to look out for one another and make the right choice without fear of getting in trouble.

What This Means For You

If Medical Immunity is approved by the Vice President of Academic Engagement and Student Affairs (or designee), formal Student Code of Conduct charges related to the incident may be suspended.

Keep In Mind

Medical Immunity isn’t automatic and depends on whether these steps were followed.


How to Qualify for Medical Immunity

Call For Help Right Away

Call 911 or UWF Police 850.474.2415. If it’s safe, stay with the person until help arrives.

Stay and Help

Stick around, keep an eye on them and help however you can safely. Work with emergency responders.

Let UWF Know Within 48 Hours
Department Contact
Housing and Residence Life
Fraternity and Sorority Life 850.474.3133
fsl@uwf.edu
Dean of Students 850.474.2384
deanofstudents@uwf.edu
Another appropriate UWF office.

Meet If Asked

Meet with University staff and be honest and cooperative about what happened.