how big are your offices?

Mine is about 14X8 ft. I've been scoping out other possible locations, but this was built to be the RN office (with locked cabinets and a angled door so it's hard to see who's in here), so other options are hard to compare. My gripe with my current office is that it is impossible to offer any real privacy with more than one student in the office, and I get a little claustrophobic without a window. However, my office is a bit hidden and as we all know, sometimes in the school setting, "Out of sight, out of mind" can be good

I'm lucky--the school is newly built, so it was made with the nurse's office in mind. The entire area is about 24x18 ft which includes a wheel-chair accessible bathroom and two private rooms (each about 7x7). Internal room so no windows to the outside, but I won't complain.

About 16 ft by 12 ft, not counting the bathroom. Its not bad actually. But I have a little alcove outside in the hallway where I have a storage cabinet and a file cabinet. I have a desk and one "bed" to lie on and a few chairs set up.

I have the biggest real estate in the building!!! and I keep it full of stuff so they won't take it away~!~

Mine is TINY and legit used to be a storage closet. 6 x 8. And has no sink, and is carpeted. Worst nurse's office ever.

Mine is a decent size. Maybe 10x15-20ish. Two beds, plenty of space to move around, with an attached bathroom.

2 hours ago, MHDNURSE said:

Mine is TINY and legit used to be a storage closet. 6 x 8. And has no sink, and is carpeted. Worst nurse's office ever.

SAME! Down to the carpet and everything! Only bonus...I have a window!

Nothing special but gets the job done.

Both of mine are big. I don't have a measuring tape, but I could probably do like 8-10 cartwheels from the door to the other side of my office. I'm tall and ungraceful so these take up a bit of room. Maybe I'll try later and get back to you all, ahaha

Mine is pretty darn big. I have a little cove where my desk and a few chairs are, 2 cots separated by curtains with a ton of drawers/cabinets/sink. A separate bathroom in my clinic. A med room w/ auto-locking door, big fridge, and locking drawers/cabinets inside. And then one more "isolation" room with a cot. This is not really used for students. It's mainly my storage room and a "closet" for all those dang uniforms. ? But, my office is pretty big and spacious. The only thing I don't like about it is that, since my desk is in a corner of a little cove inside, my back is to my door. I don't like that my screen is visible (though I do keep a privacy screen on it), AND I don't have a private place to call a parent when other kids are in my office as well.

40 minutes ago, OldDude said:

As I read the comments above...I guess it could be smaller, I'm lucky, It's not bad actually, I have the biggest, Mine is tiny, Mine is a decent size, Nothing special but gets the job done...I am reminded of how size DOES matter.

Unless your office is very small or very large, size is not a factor. What's most important is how you use your office. The office is only one factor of the care giving process.

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