School Nurse Resources
Welcome to your go-to space for the tools, guidance, and support you need to grow in confidence and competence as a school nurse! Whether you're new to the role or looking to strengthen your skills, these resources will help you navigate daily challenges with ease. Explore, learn, and grow—because you’re never alone in this journey!
GROUNDS FOR GROWTH™ SCHOOL NURSE MEMBERSHIP
Membership Community for School Nurses | A community where school nurses connect, learn, and grow- together. This school nurse membership is your space to connect with other school nurses who truly get it.
Whether you’re looking for practical tips, mentoring, or just a place to vent and share a laugh, you’ll find it here. We’re all about real conversations, helpful resources, and encouragement for the ups and downs of school nursing. This membership is about community, connection, and confidence- a space where school nurses celebrate wins, support each other, and grow stronger together! CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE!
Individualized Mentorship
Mentorship for School Nurses: Connect, Collaborate, Complete | You’re dedicated to caring for students- now let’s make sure you have the support you deserve. This paid mentorship option offers focused, one-on-one guidance to help you feel more confident and capable in your school nurse role, while earning continuing education credit.
Brewing For Success
New School Nurse Newsletter | Ready to feel more confident, organized, and supported in your new role as a school nurse? Join this free 26-part newsletter series , written just for new school nurses! Every two weeks, you'll receive an email packed with exclusive tips, time-saving tools, professional development opportunities, real-life advice, and more—delivered straight to your inbox over the course of a year. Don't miss out— CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE!
Ready To Use 504 Plan Templates For School Nurses
Take the guesswork out of 504 plans! Even if you’re not creating 504 plans from scratch, reviewing and fine-tuning them is a big part of ensuring students get the accommodations they need. This digital product includes 41 fully editable 504 plan templates, designed for a variety of common health conditions.
Customizable in Google Docs, these templates make it easy to adapt plans to your school’s guidelines and your students’ unique needs—saving you time and streamlining your workflow.
Data Collection Form For School Nurses
Stop telling people how busy you are—start showing them! Use this editable Google collection form to easily track your daily visits, whether it’s illness, injury, or staff/visitor needs. Customize this Form to fit your needs, and quickly analyze all of your data.
Make your data work for you- use it to advocate for resources. Let this form do the heavy lifting, so you can focus on caring for students!
Medication In The School Setting
Staff Training Option | Understanding medications in the school setting can be complex. This PDF will help you navigate through it. The content is for reference and should be customized to fit your specific school and district needs. Feel free to add personalized notes and details to tailor the presentation to your audience.
Sections Include:
Policy & Procedures
Forms
Medications
Inventory
Storage
Administration
Documentation
Resources & References
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Diary Of A School Nurse- The original school nurse blog!
The DOASN blog has been a trusted resource for school nurses since 2011, covering timely topics and real-world challenges in school nursing. Here, you'll find helpful resources, valuable insights, and heartfelt anecdotes that resonate with school nurses dedicated to creating healthier school environments, supporting student well-being, and advocating for the profession.
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