SCHOOL NURSE CASELOADS Sample Clauses

SCHOOL NURSE CASELOADS. In order to effectively serve the staff and student population, nurse staffing will be reviewed annually by the District and Lead Nurse to determine staffing needs. The District shall maintain a Nurse to student ratio average of 2,381 students. Assignments will be determined as outlined in Article 11.7.
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SCHOOL NURSE CASELOADS. Appropriate staffing levels for nursing services will be based on student and building needs. Consideration will be given to staffing for buildings with students qualified as medically fragile. Ten (10) extended days are added to the School Nurse contract in order to complete paperwork and compliance responsibilities. These days must be documented on the Extended Day Verification Form (Appendix K) and submitted by May 1.
SCHOOL NURSE CASELOADS. 6.4.1.1 Effective June 30, 2020, the maximum caseload for school nurses shall be twenty-four hundred (2400) students per 1.0 FTE school nurse. The Parties understand that several nurse assignments may have lesser numbers of students given the severity of medical needs at various sites. 6.4.1.1.1 Every effort shall be made to avoid changing site assignments during the work year. If a nurse’s site assignments are changed during the work year, upon request, they shall be presented with the rationale for the change in writing. 6.4.1.1.2 No school shall have two (2) or more nurses assigned to split the school unless the school has more than twenty-four hundred (2400) students. Nurse caseloads will be reassessed on a once monthly basis. The District shall pay nurses for each day that month for caseload overages, at the rate of 1/2400th of their per diem rate of pay for each student over their caseload on that caseload reassessment day. This reassessment will take place on the 10th of each month, or the work day closest to the 10th, so that overages can be reported to payroll by the 20th of each month, to be paid out on the 10th of the following month. This monthly reassessment shall include all the students currently enrolled in any school site or program within a nurse’s job assignment, including students in private school and non-public school settings. 6.4.1.1.2.1 A nurse’s “per diem rate of pay” is 1/185 of a full 1.0 FTE salary at their current step and column placement. (For example, if a nurse is a .6 FTE, and is on step 8 and column IV, their salary is 60% of $72,443, or $43,460. Their “per diem rate of pay” is 1/185 of the full $72,443, or $391.53.)
SCHOOL NURSE CASELOADS. Effective June 30, 2020, the maximum caseload for school nurses shall be twenty-four hundred (2400) students per 1.0 FTE school nurse. The Parties understand that several nurse assignments may have lesser numbers of students given the severity of medical needs at various sites.

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