Oma to 11 replied to imaneedmycoffeefirst89's topic in School
One of my favorites is, Student: I texted my Mom and she is here to pick me up. Me: Sooooo what do you want me to do? Student:I want you to excuse me! Me: Ah NO! I didn't see you and I didn't excuse you!
I am at a day camp with anywhere from 350 to 400 campers each week. There are 600 campers registered and I have to review all their charts. I have an EMT that comes in daily but usually goes on the trips. After 9 weeks of this I am exhausted. When we...
Oma to 11 replied to Gclewell's topic in Uniform/Gear
I wear a size 3 little girls shoes. Dansko professional shoes size 35 fit me just fine. They are a little expensive but will last for years. I have found them on sale at Zappos.com
Office Nurse: allergist, family practice, medifast LTC Home health, peds and adult Floor Nursing: Contagious diseases, med/surg, orthopedics Sub school nurse camp nurse school nurse, private school. Nurse for 42 years and still going!
WOW! That's a lot of kids. I agree, are you sure you have to do vision and hearing on everyone? That seems over the top. I am in a private school with 900 kids and I love it!
Has anyone received notice of an epipen recall? I saw on TV on the Sunday night news that there was a recall for malfunction of the pen. I googled it and there are several lot numbers affected.
I have 4 epipens on the list. I spoke with the principal and we are sending out an email to all parents about the recall since we are a high school and a lot of kids carry their own.
I was a sub for 17 years in a school district. The nurses all told me that I did a great job. I did long term subbing in 2 schools. When it came time for one of the nurses to be replaced the superintendent asked the nurses ( all CSN) if they thought ...
I am a camp nurse for a day camp that lasts 9 weeks. This will be my 14th year. We have grown from a small camp for 150 to over 600 registered campers. The most we have had in one week is 420. But I am still responsible for maintaining charts for al...
I have heard of using Elmers Glue to remove a splinter. You put it on and let it set then pull. I haven't tried it yet but I would love to see if it works.