NJ S3869

Expands permitted epinephrine administration methods in New Jersey schools, institutions of higher education, and youth camps by replacing the requirement for "pre-filled auto-injector mechanisms" with the broader term "one unit dose epinephrine"

Allows epinephrine nasal spray and other future epinephrine delivery devices to be used for emergency anaphylaxis treatment in educational and camp settings

Maintains existing requirements for parental authorization, written physician orders, liability waivers, and annual permission renewals for student epinephrine administration

Requires schools to continue storing epinephrine supplies in secure but unlocked, easily accessible locations with trained designees available when school nurses are absent

Preserves existing training protocols and standing order requirements from licensed physicians for campus medical professionals, youth camp health directors, and trained designees