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There isn't a day that goes by that I don't see a child that states that she has abdominal pain. As an elementary school nurse, this can pose quite the challenge at times. Students come from a variety of backgrounds, educational and developmental s...
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Halfway through my first year as an elementary school nurse, after the newness and excitement of having my own office started to wane, I found myself complaining to the Health Services supervisor of the district about the regular and multiple extra v...
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Public health nurses' roles are changing. Young pregnant girls attending schools will need advocates. School nurses and counselors will need up-to-date information and resources.
We will see an immediate increase in teen pregnancies in schools ...
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The perception of school nursing, even within the nursing community, is of a retired older nurse passing out ice packs and bandaids and maybe reading magazines during down time. Truthfully, there are a lot of ice packs passed out, yet the breadth of ...
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Hi. I worked in Labor and Delivery for 3 years and I love every aspect of it except the crazy hospital hours. Benefits were good, I had a 401K, I had life insurance, I was part of a union, I had malpractice insurance, I loved my job, I had all certif...
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In response to this comment from a previous thread:
Give out Bandaids and ice packs, that's it.
Just kidding! Although that's what the majority of the general public thinks we do. What school nurses do varies from school to school, depen...
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I’ve been a school nurse for 2 years. Was previously doing MedSurg and always swore I’d never go back. But now I’m considering going back. School nursing is becoming a nightmare for me. Covid SUCKS, parents are freaking jerks, my principal is the wor...
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I used to work at a theme park, and the 2 weeks around spring break were unofficially known as "marathon" because we went from weekends only to daily operation. But since most of the high schoolers only have one week off, and a lot of summer people h...
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Please state your state and salary as a school nurse. Thank you! Not sure https://allnurses.com/what-school-nursing-salary-t503745/
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Over the past number years, I have encountered an increasing flaunting of policy and rules, both by kids and parents. What changes in school district policy when they move from middle school to high school? Nothing. In my world. In theirs, lots of th...
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I am thinking about school nursing and was wondering if you would consider it 'stressful' on a daily basis ( besides medical emergencies)? I have 12 years varied experience and the last two jobs have been very stressful ( doctors rushing to get pt to...
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Nurses began working in schools in the 1800s to identify and quarantine people with communicable diseases. Now, their main responsibility is to provide nursing care and health counseling to students with increasingly complex medical conditions and ch...
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Nurses Are on the Virus Front Lines. But Many Schools Don't Have One. Does your school have a School Nurse? If you are employed as a School Nurse, what are your immediate concerns?
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My story…it has been a long time in the making, 36 years as an RN, 25 as a HS nurse and I still love my job! I started out in Med-Surg after graduation and worked HARD in a hospital that affiliated with a big med school. After that, due to a family ...
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I have had the privilege to be a school nurse for almost 20 years. When I write that, it kind of gives me a jolt, because it seems like yesterday when I started. I kind of stumbled into the job but in the process, I have found my passion. In the begi...
