Behavioral health specialists in schools offer counseling and a wide range of services to help enhance students’ academic success, social skills, and overall emotional well-being. What could be more essential to help ensure a supportive environment for everyone – as well as a great start in life for children and
Cross-training refers to employees learning value-added tasks and functions in addition to their basic job responsibilities. In school-based healthcare, successful cross training involves assessing student needs and then equipping staff with skills beyond their primary roles. For instance, it might mean a school nurse completing specialized training in pediatric or
Good news is good. Bad news is bad. But, not knowing, when you’re waiting for something as important as a job offer? There’s nothing worse. If you’ve applied for a position – and maybe even had an interview or two – and the employer has been unresponsive to date, all
Fast away the school year passes … and soon, summer school will be starting, with its own unique set of challenges for students, families, educators, and healthcare workers. Get Ready to Roll Be ready to fully support students during summer school by ensuring continuity of care, addressing any new concerns
Schools across the United States are preparing for standardized testing this month. It’s a high-stress time for everyone – students of all ages, as well as parents, teachers, counselors, nurses, and other support staff. Minimize Test Season Anxiety Here are some ideas for supporting student wellness and success, as well
As a current or soon-to-be healthcare professional, is an educational services role right for you – as a school nurse, counselor or therapist, just to name a few possible career paths? To help you decide, consider the benefits of working in school-based healthcare. They include: 1. Making a Meaningful Impact
