Tina, RN replied to Curious1alwys's topic in School
Go for the school nurse job!!! I think you will do great. It will be a Godsend to you, in terms of being on a schedule with your own kids. Yes, it can be a very frustrating job. But, I think as far as...
Tina, RN replied to NurseEllie13's topic in School
Yes, I do. I'll actually get the urge to place an IV, or hang blood, etc. Very, very odd, I know! LOL I also miss the pay... Then, I'll remember the stress, the crying, the exhaustion, and the sore...
I like this. We have recently started logging in visits on the computer, instead of writing everything on our log sheet. It makes it way easier to check how many times "Suzy" has been in the Health...
I used that title because the doctor points a finger directly at the nurse (Is quoted as saying that a nurse should have stayed with the couple, and that the nurse was likely nervous about being in...
I walked into a very similar situation! My school went through 3 or 4 school nurses within 2 years before I was hired. I couldn't believe my luck, when I got the job. But, I quickly realized that none...
Hang in there! It's only been 4 weeks. Being sick and working until 6 a couple times a week aren't helping matters... I'd hold off on covering the after school programs, until you feel more...
I don't. I'd love to, since it's sometimes hard to even get to the faculty room to heat up my lunch. But, if I had one, I have a feeling that it would quickly become "everyone's"
I don't think you did anything wrong! IMO, mom feels guilty that nobody was reachable by phone the first time you called. She is taking it out on you! Also, buckle fractures are so sneaky! When my...
I can absolutely relate to everything you mentioned. Sometimes, it is very hard to keep reminding myself of how lucky I was to land this job. LOL Best of luck to
LOVE it! Yes, I gripe and vent about it sometimes. But, ultimately, it's awesome. I was a SAHM for years, until my youngest started full day school. Then I was very lucky to fall into this job. My...
Both the doctor and the baby's father said that the nurse should have been there and wasn't. Knowing how bedside nursing is nowadays, the nurse was probably stretched very thin, and simply couldn't...
Wow, what an angry and insulting post. This person has a total of 3 posts here at AN. Two out of 3 involve tearing BSN nurses apart. And the third is just a rude, sarcastic comment. Very
Hi all! I am currently the nurse for an elementary school, of approx 380 students. I have been here 3 years. My district is huge! Between our 2 high schools alone, I believe there are nearly 4000...
I don't comment on these ADN vs BSN threads, and usually don't even read them. They are always filled with such negativity. Based upon this title, it sounded like a more interesting discussion. But,...
Thanks for the comments! The position is listed as "11 month". Has anyone heard of this for a school nurse? I'm thinking that maybe the nurse is required to cover summer school... Right now I am a 10...