Membership
SNO membership
includes
membership
in the
National
Association
of School
Nurses
(NASN).
ISNO and
NASN benefits
school
nurses
by speaking
as one
voice locally
and nationally,
increasing
the visability
of school
nursing,
advocating
for manageable
nurse to
student
ratios,
and providing
a forum
for discussion
of school
health
issues.
Learn
more about
NASN
Become
a Nationally
Certified
School Nurse
Professional Certification provides an
ongoing, quality credentialing process
for eligible school nurses. Certification
assures a national standard of preparation,
knowledge, and practice. Learn
more
School Nursing Certification Review Book (2008) The resource you have been waiting for to help you prepare to take the National School Nurse Certification Exam. Dr. Janice Selekman DNSc, RN, NCSN, a recognized expert in pediatric nursing, and NASN Past President Linda C. Wolfe MEd, BSN, RN, NCSN, FNASN are the authors. This text was created in response to many years of requests from School Nurses for a study guide related to the certification process and content. The text is formatted as a review and is in an outline format. To learn more and order the School Nursing Certification Review Book
Do you want to take a more active leadership role in school nursing?
Consider The University of Iowa College of Nursing MSN program has a School Health Nursing track. Learn more…
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"School
nursing is a specialized practice of professional
nursing that advances the well being, academic
success, and life-long achievement of students.
To that end, school nurses facilitate positive
student responses to normal development; promote
health and safety; intervene with actual and
potential health problems; provide case management
services; and actively collaborate with others
to build student and family capacity for adaptation,
self management, self advocacy, and learning." (Adopted
at the NASN Board of Directors meeting, June
1999.) 
