I have had the Hep B series 3 times and shows no immunity. My last employer gave me a form showing my attempts at vaccination and titer results - hopefully any future employers requiring...
I would recommend some nursing experience before getting into school nursing....you just don't realize what you don't know until you start working in the real world - clinical experiences were nothing...
Just curious - so what do you do with those parents that are antivax or those delaying for whatever reason - do they just attend private school or homeschooled in the states without an official...
I don't bother trying to educate the doctors - I will print out the state requirements and highlight - pointing out to the parent the blurb on excluding from school. I also give the parent the option...
AdobeRN replied to OrganizedChaos's topic in Private Duty
Seems unethical to convince a family to switch. I have only had parents ask me to change after they decided to do it - I have followed a client once but will not again - too much trouble and time...
If it was a PRN I wouldn't give it or I would call the parent every time the child requests it and let them make the decision whether the med is administered or
Weird....that wouldn't happen at my school, the people wouldn't get pass the front doors and if I was called to the front to address I would have directed them to nearest urgent care or to a new lice...
I have made the decision to longer assist with this after last week - had a parent complain to admin about me sending feces soiled clothing home - I don't know what he wanted me to do with them and he...
I rarely look at throats anymore - student gets a salt water gargle and I will call parent to to let them know. Ears - I will take a peek but I am not confident in my skill Unless the area is...
I had a parent complain to principal this week because I sent home bagged up clothing soiled with feces - told principal that it was rude and disgusting. Well what was I supposed to do with child's...
I had it done in the 90's - best decision. At the time my vision was accidently over corrected in one eye and under in the other so unintentionally was monovision. Worked great for me until just...
I work as a school nurse, this year I started to work the ticket gates at our districts high school athletic events. It has been great - make $50-75/event for a few hours of no brainer/no stress...
AdobeRN replied to caregiver1977's topic in School
No class pets. We do have the occasional lizard, turtle, frog/tadpoles, butterflies, lady bugs and even baby chicks for short time periods thru the year to go with whatever science stuff the classes...
I had 1 student go thru this, he would eat X amount of peanut M&m's every evening with dinner. I never had any issues with him at school during the day. Mom would send an email every so often to...
I don't think we are hearing the whole story with this one. It doesn't make sense that a teacher or anyone for that matter would sit and watch someone have difficulty breathing and not do anything...
We have a Sunshine committee - $20 is requested at beginning of year to help fund it. They do a snack cart once a month, we try to have some kind of activity outside of work every other month - some...
Nooooo.....I am not a fan of snow/ice days. We have 2 days marked as "bad weather make up days" so if school is not closed for snow/ice we get those days off. I'd much rather have sunny, warm...
I had one positive a few years ago - parent did not bother to tell us - I was notified by the Health Department. At that point the kid had already been treated and was back at school. All I did was...
AdobeRN replied to gardenpartyy's topic in Private Duty
I had two from the same mom - first complaint she had was that I didn't keep the childs area clean enough and I used too many gloves when taking care of her - sorry I will use clean gloves every time...
All agencies are going to be different. The one I work for (PRN) pays the $10/hr "training" wage - this would include any training in the office (skill checkoffs, etc) or if I were to take on a new...