Kags2015

Hello! I'm working at a camp in Ontario, Canada as the healthcare coordinator for the summer. I also did this job last year. I have recently graduated with my BscN and passed the NCLEX, but my registration with the College is not complete yet (therefore, not yet a registered nurse). My camp runs a one week overnight program for adults with special needs. There are typically a lot of oral medications and occasionally an individual requiring insulin injections, but I've come across something I haven't dealt with here before. An individual will be coming to this program next week and may require IV medication for ten minutes each day. We are going to find out tomorrow whether she will need this medication at camp (so I am assuming it is an antibiotic, have not spoken with the caregiver yet). Its my understanding that this individual has a PICC line in place. Now, I have worked with IV medications during several clinical placements, however I have not performed this skill without supervision. I am covered with insurance, however I am not sure if, given my lack of experience, and the fact that I am not licensed yet, if I should be allowing this individual to come or not. I hope this makes sense, thank you so much for any input you have.