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Student Health Services

This document outlines the various health services provided in schools, detailing the roles, education requirements, salaries, and services of school nurses, athletic trainers, and doctors. School nurses assist students with minor illnesses and injuries during the day, ensuring they receive necessary care. Athletic trainers focus on sports injuries, providing evaluation and treatment after school hours and during events. Additionally, doctors address more severe health issues, supporting overall student wellness. All services are provided free of charge to students.

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Student Health Services

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  1. Student Health Services By: Megan Kilgore, Katie Kopp, and Liz Grande

  2. Nerge (Elementary School) *School nurse: -Schooling: needs nurse certification 4 year bachelor degree -Salary: $43,856 per year -Services Provided: Gives ice packs and band aids, takes temperature. Determines if a student is sick. -Cost: free service provided -Patient Description: students with minor illness and injury -Hours: Works a normal school day around 8-3

  3. Conant (High School) *Athletic Trainers: -Schooling: high school diploma or GED bachelor degree -Salary: $42,440 annual salary - Services Provided: Evaluates sports injuries. Stimulation, ultrasound, physical therapy, cold and hot baths. -Cost: no charge for this service -Patient description: injured students and athletes during after school hours and sports events -Hours: Monday- Friday 3-7 Saturday 8-4 *Nurse: -Schooling: nurse certification(RN) 4 year bachelor degree -Salary: $44,492 annual salary -Services Provided: Gives students band aids, ice packs, also gives students a place to rest and can give aspirin to those who need it. -Cost: the service is free Patient Description: ill and injured students during the day -Hours: week days (8-3)

  4. Rose-Hulman(College) *Doctor: -Schooling: doctorate degree -Salary: $62,000 annually -Services Provided: Evaluates and diagnose students with sicknesses. Proscribes medication. -Cost: Health services for current students are covered by tuition and fees. There are no charges for current students. -Patient Description: students with more severe illness (i.e. Strep throat) -Hours: all around care provided *Nurse: -Schooling: 4 year bachelor degree -Salary: $58,000 annually -Services provided: ice packs, medicine, takes temperature -Cost: Service is free -Patient Description: students with minor illnesses and injuries -Hours: during school hours (8:30-1:30) *Trainer: -Schooling: high school diploma or GED. 4 year bachelor degree -Services provided: Evaluates sports injuries. Stimulation, ultrasound, physical therapy, cold and hot baths -Salary: $53,923 -Cost: Service is free -Patient Description: students that have injuries from physical activities and sports -Hours: after school hours and during athletic events

  5. Rose-Hulman5500 Wabash Ave, Terre Haute, INIn the Hulman Memorial Union: Room 135 - Lower Level

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