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  1. I recently accepted a school nurse position with a large urban school district -my 1st school nurse job. My last interview during the hiring process was with the principal of the school. I liked her personality and demeanor and she was very specific in her expectations of my role in her school. One of the things she focused on was that she needed me to help cover the front desk on a regular basis. Answer phones, buzz visitors in etc. She said specifically that I would be needed to help cover the front desk and work with the aide to work out a schedule so that it is always covered. I don't mind helping out but it almost seems to me she sees the nurse as a clerical person who can hand out meds. Being a new school nurse with no experience I have decided to go in with an open mind and see how it goes. I would think that the nursing duties would not leave much free time for coverage of front desk duties. I would like to hear opinions from those of you with experience.
  2. Congratulations! What an exciting time! If you are interested in Er or Trauma have you considered JPS or Baylor? Parkland nurses are going through a rough time right now and I would be concerned that a new grad wouldn't be able to get the support and attention that is so important the first year. Parkland is in jeopardy of losing their federal funding, the government has had to come in and oversee management. There isn't much stability with nursing staff there right now. Best of luck to you whatever you decide to do!

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