We get the first week of April off, 4/2-4/6. We usually get two weeks, but this year and next we only have one and an extra week in the summer due to construction on a couple of the campuses....
My brain does not like to turn off. If it's not work, it's my own children or my father in law, who is in very poor health, or what the heck am I going to do for the girl scout meeting tomorrow,...
I'm sorry I don't really have a good answer. From experience I have worked with CNAs that were RNs in the Philippines, and going to school here in California for their RN. I don't know if they were...
I am in California so it's LVN for me. The reason I went the LVN route is because when I was in school the nursing program was extremely competitive, even getting into pre-reqs was difficult. I had...
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Yesterday one of the 4th grade teachers had a sub. I had 5 students from that class with stomachaches within 30 minutes of school starting. Could you imagine if I sent them all home, by the end of the...
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I definitely need to be more specific. I was not aware that pepto had aspirin in it. Children's chewable pepto is what I gave. we were supplied with only children's specific OTC
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I didn't know pepto had asprin in it. Children's chewable pepto was the what the provider ordered and what I gave, I'll have to check the ingredients. Thanks for the
You are helping by being there. She knows where she can go and who she can trust for support and comfort. Sending prayers and hugs for your student and for
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So for those following. I did my first telemedicine visit. It went well. The student came in with stomach ache. The exam was interesting to watch. The provider had the student palpating his own...
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When a student injures himself over the weekend and parents bring him to school with his arm swollen from his finger to his elbow, he is unable to make a fist and has extremely limited range of...
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Fortunately in California there is no vaccine exemption unless you get a letter from a doctor stating the child cannot be immunized due to a diagnosed medical condition. Now we see the same doctor's...
I feel the same way. I actually left nursing and was working as an instructional aide for about 3 years so I could be on my children's school schedule. The RN had been trying to get another licensed...
The short answer is no I did not replace a nurse. I am an LVN and my position was newly created The district RN is still here which helps since she is happy to have me everyone else has been pretty...
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To all of you following this, we launched telemedicine at 2 sites today, but since non of the kids with a consent came in it was business as usual. I'm sure as consents continue to trickle in we'll...
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I have no advice or words of wisdom, just hugs. You held it together when it mattered most, and you positively touched a young life who seems to feel very alone. My prayers to all of you for healing...
WOW!!! Have you thought of pointing out to the powers that be, dealing with this kiddo increases your chance of making a med error or on the flip side While you are focusing on your med pass or...
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Thanks Pedi-Nurse, Yes getting consents back is always the issue. The consent form has a place to decline service, so our schools are having a contest to see which class can get the most consents...
Yep!! Both my kids are in the district and everyone knows who mom is. Plus I have been able to pop over to their school to see them receive awards and give oral presentations, not always, but more...
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MrsMRN, I completely agree it will be great and help immensely. I think the pros outweigh the cons for sure. I know that at least once a day i say "I wish I could give tylenol, or benadryl". I'm not...