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I don't think it should be on them if the school is in a bind. That's a lot of pressure for someone that also has a life. If things happen, they shouldn't feel guilty for prioritizing themselves first. I also say this as some who will be leaving my school before the school year is over. I plan to make the transition for whoever replaces me as easy as possible but it's not my burden to bear that they may not have a permanent nurse once I leave. I think the city should be better prepared and offer school nurses more money so that the position is attractive to applicants. I've been a school nurse now for a little over 4 years in an elementary school. It's not clique-y like other jobs with other nurses but it's like working alongside people who think this is high school and a popularity contest. If you're new to schools you'll soon find out that this is how adults who work in schools behave. It's a sad reality. The most difficult thing for me was realizing that THIS was true autonomy. I could call my supervisor, sure. But nursing judgement takes precedent and you have to make the right call. It's possible that you will make mistakes along the way but it's better to realize that mistakes sooner rather than later before it becomes a sentinel incident. I was very into my policy and procedure manual so I would call 911 if there was every anything that I felt I couldn't handle and was very emergent. Better safe than sorry and covering your @ss comes into play a lot. You're essentially on your own, in charge of those below you in your medical office and THE medical representative in that school. Best of luck with whatever you decide to do.

It does move a lot quicker. My contract ended in January. 3rd year started in February.

It may take a while to set these documents but it's on your portal homepage to the right. It'll say my service information, then click "view my service information and documents". But again, it may not be available yet. But you can write to them to withdraw more taxes.

Right! And I have elementary school kids. They come right when lunch is about to start and I'm like, "you know what you have to do right?" They're like "eat or poop?" ?

RIGHT BEFORE lunch or RIGHT AFTER arrival ??‍♀️??‍♀️

No I use it for a public health nurse position as well. I work in a public school as a school nurse ?

Oh boy. I think if it were your first year, maybe even second, you could've made it. I'm not sure ? I hope someone else weighs in

Did you just start receiving NCLRP?

No they don't. They deposit the funds in your account and you're responsible for paying your servicer(s).

I fixed the link ? And you should be given an option to fill out your tax forms either before or while you're receiving the funds. I had to reach out to change my withholdings and they provided the form then.

For example, my award was 1789. After their taxes came out it was 1580. I changed it, had them take out an additional 300 so that it's not 1280. I did end up owing but because of the deduction from paying student loans, it kinda evened out and I owed for state taxes (they don't take out for state taxes)

It was definitely taxed. And they weren't taking enough taxes out so I had them take out an additional $300 for federal. I'd love for that bill someone mentioned a while back to be passed so that Nurse Corps funds aren't taxed. I started a support group on facebook that I hope some of you will join. I think those with experience work NCLRP and HRSA in general can provide really useful insight there. Support for Nurse Corps LRP

Before anyone suggests it, I don't have an accountant to ask. I want to do my W4 over so that they start taking out more taxes. That makes sense, right? Not that I know what number to put on this form. LOL

I went to the webinar. The payments are slowly coming. Should be in before October 31. My "September" payment came this past Friday ?

I haven't received a Sept payment yet ?