Requires epinephrine auto-injector devices at children's overnight, summer day and traveling summer camps

This bill requires children's overnight, summer day, and traveling summer camps to keep epinephrine auto-injectors on their premises. To comply, camp operators must sign a collaborative agreement with a licensed physician or hospital that outlines specific medical protocols and file this agreement with state officials. The law mandates that only staff who have completed approved training can use these devices, and every administration of an injector must be reported immediately to the partner healthcare provider. Additionally, the bill provides legal protections by classifying the use of epinephrine as first aid to shield camps from liability and clarifies that possessing these devices does not violate professional licensing rules.