The part-time School Nurse Substitute at Woodward Academy plays a crucial role in supporting the health and well-being of students within the Woodward Academy North Community. This position is designed to assist the school nurses in their efforts to minimize student absences due to illnesses and injuries, thereby ensuring that students have the fullest possible educational opportunities. The School Nurse Substitute will be responsible for administering medications, maintaining health records, and providing first aid and CPR as needed. This role requires a commitment to creating a safe and healthy school environment, as well as the ability to respond effectively to emergencies and communicate with students, staff, and parents regarding health-related issues. In this role, the School Nurse Substitute will administer prescription medications according to physician orders and over-the-counter medications following established guidelines. They will maintain accurate medication records and report any adverse reactions or contraindications to the school nurses and principals. The nurse will also provide specialized healthcare and treatments as prescribed, ensuring that all health services are delivered according to established procedures. Additionally, the nurse will be responsible for maintaining an inventory of health room supplies and reporting any environmental conditions that may affect the safety and health of students and staff. The School Nurse Substitute will also be tasked with maintaining confidentiality regarding student health records and will be expected to stay current with school health procedures through ongoing training. They will respond to school-wide emergencies and communicate necessary follow-up care for students and staff. This position requires a proactive approach to health education, providing guidance and counseling to students, staff, and parents in accordance with professional standards. Overall, the School Nurse Substitute is an essential part of the school community, dedicated to fostering a climate of health and well-being for all students.