Phone:

Email:

Degrees and Certifications:

LPN, AHI, Wound Care Specialist

Mrs. Gwendolyn W. Dorsey, School Nurse

Hello everyone and welcome to the clinic.
 I am excited to be a part of this wonderful school community and I consider it a privilege to care for our amazing students. Please remember that caring for yourself allows you to care for others, so take time for self-care and good self-maintenance. The greatest resource and gift that we can give to others is ourselves and our time.
 

"Silence is the best response to ignorance."

Gwendolyn W. Dorsey, LPN

School Nurse

Dorsegw@Richmond.k12.ga.us

Glenn Hills Elementary School

Ph: (706) 796-4942 

Clinic Ext: 2257

Fax: (706) 796-4703 

Jamestown Elementary School

Ph: (706) 796-4760

Clinic Ext: 2954

Fax: (706) 796-4701

 

RCSS Health Card

If you are having trouble viewing the document, you may download the document.

RCSS Medication Policy

  •  

    plan

    Student Asthma and Allergy Action Plan Document

     

    medication

     Health and Administration of Medication Forms


    Medications should be given at home whenever possible. Once a day medications
    should be given at home, before school. If medication must be taken with food, milk or
    toast can be given with it at home. If medication is twice a day, both doses should be
    given at home, before and after school, unless specified differently on prescription.


    • If your child must take medication at school, before any prescribed medications
    can be given, an Administration of Medication Form must be filled out completely
    by the prescribing physician and signed by both physician and parent/guardian. If there are 
    any medication changes (dose/strength, time), a new Administration of Medication
    Form must be filled out and signed by physician and parent/guardian.


    • When more than one medication is to be given, an Administration of Medication Form
    must be filled out and signed for each medication.


    • If your child needs to take any over-the-counter medication, a note from the parent
    stating the name of child, name of medication and the amount and time to be given and 
    must be signed by parent/guardian.


    All medications, whether prescription or over the counter, must be in the original
    container with the name of the medication, directions and prescribed child’s name for the prescription.

    Medication cannot be brought to school by a student unless authorized for self-
    administration.


    **ALL MEDICATIONS MUST BE PICKED UP BY THE LAST DAY OF EACH SCHOOL
    YEAR BY PARENT/GUARDIAN OR MEDICATION WILL BE DISPOSED OF.

     

    Administration of Medication Policy

    Comments (-1)