HEALTH SERVICES

FJUHSD Health Services

Fullerton Joint Union High School District - Health Services

Health Services in FJUHSD is supported by Registered Credentialed School Nurses (RNs) and Classified Nurses (LVNs). There are four Registered Credential School Nurses (RCSNs) supporting our 8 high school sites in addition to ten full Time or parttime Classified Nurses (LVNs). The nurses of FJUHSD provide ongoing, developmentally appropriate health care to meet the diverse needs of our student population. They provide routine first aid, medication administration. In addition, they assist students and families with acute and chronic health needs as well as providing specialized health care procedures when indicated, using Evidence Based Practice.

In addition, RCSNs serve as a resource to the administration, staff, parents, and students on issues of environment and safety. They make referrals to community services that positively impact the individual student. The assess for communicable disease and report any incidence of concern to the appropriate authorities. They collaborate with community health partners to stay abreast of the resources available and latest in health sciences that affect our school community.

Our Mission:

To support students in their journey as lifelong learners and advocates in their personal health and the health of their community at large.

The Vision of FJUHSD Health Services includes:

That students are informed and empowered to make the best possible health choices that will impact them for a lifetime.
That parents make the best possible choice in support of their child’s health
That educators partner with parents to support their students well being
That nurses are sufficiently resourced in order to accomplish our mission
That School Nurses are staffed in order to accomplish our mission.

What Is a School Nurse?

A School Nurse is a Registered Nurse with a minimal of a Bachelors Degree and a School Nurse Credential to practice in California.

Registered Credential School Nurses

Megan Brown, MSN, RN, SANE-A, PHN, CFN, STAH Brittany Grigsby

La Habra High School Buena Park High School

Sonora High School Sunny Hills High School

Google Voice: 714-251-6042 Google Voice: 714-494-6205

email: mebrown@fjuhsd.org email: bgrigsby@fjuhsd.org

Ynette Johnson, MSN, MPH, RN, NCSN, PHN, STAH Julie Vinson, BSN, RN, PHN

Fullerton High School La Vista/La Sierra High School

NPS ATP

Google Voice: 714-406-4383 Troy High School

email: yjohnson@fjuhsd.org Google Voice: 714-261-9398

email: jvinson@fjuhsd.org

What is a LVN?

A LVN is a licensed nurse who under the clinical direction of a registered nurse or physician can perform nursing procedures as regulated by licensure and certification.

Classified Nurses/LVNs

Spencer Sison, LVN Gloria Hamze, LVN

Buena Park High School Health Office Troy High School Health Office

email: ssison@fjuhsd.org email: ghamze@fjuhsd.org

Margaret Tyson, LVN Krystle Cullinan, LVN

Sonora High School Health Office Troy High School

email: mtyson@fjuhsd.org email: kcullinan@fjuhsd.org