FL S0622

Expands the definition of "authorized entity" to include state universities and Florida College System institutions that may stock epinephrine auto-injectors for emergency allergy treatment.

Changes Department of Health duties from permissive ("may") to mandatory ("shall") regarding rule adoption, training program administration, and certificate issuance for epinephrine auto-injector administration.

Allows epinephrine auto-injector training programs to be offered online, with state universities and Florida College System institutions required to pay training costs and $25 application fees for their food service and recreation facility personnel.

Requires certified personnel to submit incident reports to the department within 30 days of administering an epinephrine auto-injector, with the department publishing an annual summary by December 1.

Changes authorization language from permissive to mandatory for pharmacists dispensing epinephrine auto-injectors, certified individuals using them, and authorized entities making them available for emergency use.