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Good day! Just a reminder, if you're at the ACHA annual meeting in Atlanta, our affiliate is meeting on Thursday, May 30th, at 12noon ET, in A703 (atrium level, on the front entrance side - ie, away from the pool/health club side). I look forward to seeing ...

Any small rural colleges have a protocol to share for utilizing campus public safety officers to transport ill or injured students to the local urgent care or ER that do not require EMS and do not have another means of transportation? Recent discussions ...

Good afternoon all, We have an opening for an LPN in our Student Health Center at Colgate University. This is a 10-month position (June/July off) that carries 12 months of benefits. As an LPN, this position is primarily responsible for the delivery ...

We are a small school without about 3000 undergrads. We are lucky to have our community hospital pretty much next door, with a great urgent care center (in addition to an ED, OR, and inpatient unit). We do not see staff/ faculty, only students. ------------------------------ ...

The rules and regulations regarding medications would be up to your State Board of Pharmacy and the type of pharmacy license your clinic holds. My pharmacy license states I cannot have samples. It states I can only administer and not dispense medications ...

Hello all- We are an office of 11 staff members (NPs, RNs, MAs, and admin staff) serving a student population of 3000. I came from the work of hospital and office-based healthcare, where each clinician had their own budget for CME, and licenses etc ...