Jedrnurse replied to JerseyTomatoMDCrab's topic in School
This is sort of a rite of passage. Mine involved a kid in a sped class whom staff said "was complaining of leg pain." Didn't see anything particularly out of sorts, kiddo was non-verbal with me, so I...
Jedrnurse replied to lifelearningrn's topic in School
It would be very easy to get 5 hours to replace the ones in question if you need to. There are lots of free online contact hours relating to seizures, asthma and diabetes, for example. Also, a lot are...
Jedrnurse replied to hillbillienurse's topic in General Nursing
The catch with this scenario is the "on call" aspect. I would understand filling in for a CNA slot on my regular shift, but not being on call to cover for unlicensed call ins. That could get out of...
Hey, does anyone else get a little sloppy sometimes re: complaints of frequent flyers? I find myself going on auto-pilot more and more when being faced with my 99th "I feel like I'm gonna throw up."...
Could you "split the difference" and send health office visit notes? (At least for the ones that you have no on-the-fence or actual serious concerns about.) I have a stack of fill in the blank notes...
Seriously? This forum is filled with stories of new grad nurses who can't get ANY job, and you want to advise someone who hasn't finished nursing school- let alone passed the boards- that they can...
Anyone have any ideas about professional resume boosters? (Short of grad school- not quite able to take that on right now.) I have the NCSN cert. and will be taking the asthma educator exam in a few...
Jedrnurse replied to arnoldlayne's topic in School
I wouldn't release anything myself, but have the bosses do so if they thought appropriate. Try to do as much of this communication with the powers that be in emails so you have an electronic record....
While ASD people may present differently with somatic issues when sick, overall I've found SPED staff very quick on the "send 'em home" trigger. Set your limits, but also listen to their insights. The...
Jedrnurse replied to Supernrse01's topic in School
This is not under the umbrella of school nursing regulations/policies/procedures in my area. They may want to consult with you about formulating their policy, but it is THEIR
Hi all. I was reminded of this pet peeve by the title of another topic on the site. Has everyone heard at least once (usually in school or in a training) "there's no such thing as a stupid question"?...