(a) When an appointing authority or the Civil Service Commission determines that medical or psychological evaluations are of special importance for positions in classifications used by the appointing authority, applicants being considered for hiring by the appointing authority shall be required to pass a medical or psychological evaluation. Such evaluation shall be given by a licensed practitioner designated by the appointing authority. For purposes of this rule, a "licensed practitioner" is a physician, psychiatrist or psychologist who is licensed to perform the appropriate medical or psychological or psychiatric evaluation. The cost of the evaluation shall be paid for by the appointing authority.
(b) When a medical or psychological or psychiatric evaluation is required by the Commission or an appointing authority, a certificate shall be furnished to the appointing authority from the licensed practitioner setting forth, in the personal knowledge of that practitioner, from either medical treatment or evaluation, the medical or psychological condition of the applicant as it relates to performance in the classification.
(c) Disclosure of any reports prepared by a licensed practitioner is subject to Ohio R.C. Chapter 1347.
(Ord. 92-1458. Passed 10-6-92.)
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