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Nurse's Office

Nurse's Office

Joy Copfer, RN - Hillsdale Campus | 513.728.2364 | joy.copfer@7hills.org
Terry Betts, RN - Doherty Campus | 513.728.2324 | terry.betts@7hills.org - until June 7, 2019
Carolyn Vincze, RN - Doherty Campus | 513.728.2324 | carolyn.vincze@7hills.org - after June 7, 2019

Forms and Guidelines

Information and instructions for medical forms
Illness Guidelines
Insect and Food Allergy Guidelines
Immunization Guidelines
Immunization Waiver Form
Tuberculosis Screening Protocol

Medication Forms

Lower School (Doherty and Lotspeich) over-the-counter medication
Middle/Upper School over-the-counter medication
Prescription Medication

Emergency Care Plans

Students with food/insect allergies need:
Seven Hills Emergency Care Plan - Allergy
Consent to Administer Medication Form – Epinephrine Auto injector
Consent to Administer Medication Form – Benadryl

Students with Asthma need:
The Seven Hills Emergency Care Plan (ECP) – Asthma
Consent to Administer Medication Form – Albuterol

Students with Diabetes need:
The Seven Hills Emergency Care Plan (ECP)– Diabetes
Consent to Administer Medication Form - Insulin
Consent to Administer Medication Form - Glucagon

Students with Seizures need:
The Seven Hills Emergency Care Plan (ECP)- Seizures
Consent to Administer Medication Form - blank

Information for New Families

We want to be proactive and address any of your child’s health concerns before the first day of school.

If your child has any chronic medical condition such as asthma, insect or food allergy, diabetes, or if you have any other concerns, please contact us.

We may wish to coordinate a meeting with you and your student(s) teacher in August.

If your student has a diagnosed insect or food allergy, please review and submit the appropriate forms:

The Seven Hills Insect and Food Allergy Guidelines
Emergency Care Plan - must be completed by the parent(s) & physician, preferably an allergist
Medication Consent Form - must be completed by the parent(s) & physician, preferably an allergist