Just wondering if any of you have been asked to help the public health dept. in giving H1N1 vaccines when they become available ??Praiser :heartbeat
Jolie, BSN 6,375 Posts Specializes in Maternal - Child Health. Has 37 years experience. Oct 5, 2009 Yes.We have been asked to participate in flu-shot clinics, some of which will be held in our buildings.
Purple_Scrubs, BSN, RN 2 Articles; 1,978 Posts Specializes in School Nursing. Has 8 years experience. Oct 5, 2009 I have not, and I hope they do not ask us to. I have an elementary school, and I just know that as soon as word gets out that the nurse gives shots, none of the little ones will ever want to come to my office again!!! But, I do see the benefit of having it at the school, so I would participate if necessary.
BunnyBunnyBSNRN, ASN, BSN 934 Posts Specializes in School Nursing, Ambulatory Care, etc.. Has 13 years experience. Oct 5, 2009 we will be conducting 3 h1n1 immunization clinics for staff and students only.
pvtschoolnurse 36 Posts Oct 6, 2009 I work in a private school in Virginia (Pre-K - 8). Yes, the health department contacted me to help with H1N1 vaccinations and I agreed. However we are not doing them here at our school.
cowgirlBSN 98 Posts Oct 7, 2009 I just found out this morning that our health department is providing a free vaccination clinic at our school as soon as the vaccine is available to us. I'm very excited. I think our school and parents will appriciate our efforts at prevention and vigilance.