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Old Mar 01, 2006, 08:31 PM
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With your school Principal ? I would love the feedback on this one !
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I have had 5 different principals in my 15 years of school nursing. With the exception of one, I have had wonderful relationships with all of them. My expertise as a nurse is fully appreciated. But I think it makes a difference if you are assigned one school as I am. You become an integral part of the staff.

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