I have created a Medical Release Form for our Jr High Camp and events(valid for a calendar year); does it need to be notarized?

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I appreciate the time of Mr. Fred T Isquith, however, it was a simple question and it seemed his response was pretty condisending in nature. You are correct, I am not a lawyer . . . perhaps that is why I am on this site which portrays itself to be a site where questions can be answered in a simple way, for the "non-legal" person. As difficult as it may seem for you to believe, I did not know this is considered a legal document, nor was I concerned about the institution, our church, being protected. I was simply wanting to protect the children incase they became ill or, heaven forbid, are hurt in any way while at camp or other events, so we can administer asperine/ tylenol or whatever, or if needed, take them to an emergency room. The question was posed to obtain the opinion of someone who may have dealt with this type of permission document in the past; "Did this permission document need to be notorized for the hospital or doctor to accept it and treat the child, in the absence of their parents?"