MrNurse(x2) replied to MrNurse(x2)'s topic in School
My standard question is "would you stop playing with your friends if this happened at home"? Most times I get no response and they just turn out of my door. I don't mind seeing them, but the really do...
MrNurse(x2) replied to MrNurse(x2)'s topic in School
Agree 100%. I am in the unique position of not having a counselor. I have so many students coming in with their IPR issues and I tell them like it is. Everyone is in their own Broadway production and...
MrNurse(x2) replied to MrNurse(x2)'s topic in School
Both of you had me . I went once when I stepped on a nail at school in third grade. Got to go home, too. Loved the look on the nurse's face as she took off my shoe. This was the early 70's, way before...
MrNurse(x2) replied to Back2workRN's topic in School
I believe that our state health department covers giving it without orders. We can even order it from epipens 4 schools without a prescription. State law says epipens must be available to be used in...
MrNurse(x2) replied to UrbanHealthRN's topic in School
It seems that you are at a private school. Check with your health department, they may be able to provide medical oversight and prescriptions. You may want to check state law, too. Maryland allows...
I work at the school were my children attend. I get to go on field trips, though I am not considered a chaperone and must stay in one strategic spot. My children have less free reign than other staff...
We have gone to a don't ask, don't care attitude at the school. We encourage families to invest in a comb and do monthly checks. Don't care if you find them, don't really want to know. Woohoo!...
Had that same trial las year. I, too, only combed with results. I feel for those girls with super thick hair, that would be a nightmare to comb. One of my students last year had a mom who just kept...
MrNurse(x2) replied to tnbutterfly - Mary's topic in School
I would suggest pediatric ER experience. Wish I had that most days. I would also recommend a few years experience before making the jump, school nursing can be a very independent environment and the...
MrNurse(x2) replied to AzElemNurse's topic in School
Address it by saying that you addressing this with her will make her first encounter with the nurse a negative one and will make her hesitant to come to you when she needs to. Reiterate that her...
Our entire office is technically ours, we are the ones who use our personal funds to buy everything. I would be willing to share, but a consistent pattern of theft would irritate me. I should ask to...
MrNurse(x2) replied to SaltineQueen's topic in School
Love SNAP, $300/ yr lease +/- and have great customer support. We switched to RenWeb this year for whole school. Seems pretty intuitive and uses narrative notes, which my wife prefers, and you know...
MrNurse(x2) replied to taylor0818's topic in School
Congratulations on your new career! I am all for new grads, I explain how this is a career, not a job, it takes a few years to feel comfortable and all that. I remember being new even though it was...
MrNurse(x2) replied to kskashmir's topic in School
A point you may want to bring up to your administrators is that medication administration on paper is really a bad idea legally. Research MAR and you will find numerous issues, you really need to...
MrNurse(x2) replied to Keepstanding's topic in School
My teachers are awesome. They are very good at vetting students in the classroom. They respect my judgement and use me as a resource often. I am definitely an adjunct to the educational process, which...
MrNurse(x2) replied to AnnieOaklyRN's topic in General Nursing
This is a professional issue, therefore, a discreet conversation is warranted. I would say that you have noticed that you have to repeat yourself a lot and you were wondering if you were not speaking...