Windsor Elementary Clinic

About Nurse Futrell

I have been at WES as the School Nurse since 2021. I have worked in healthcare since I was 18 years old. I participated in the CTE Nurse Aide program at my high school and when I graduated high school I worked at several different facilities including assisted living, long term living and at a Long Term Acute Care Hospital as a CNA. I received my nursing degree and became a Registered Nurse in 2016. Prior to switching to school nursing, I worked on a step down cardiovascular telemetry unit and a high risk labor & delivery unit.

I am married to my husband, Will, we have 2 daughters, Emerson and Holland. I live on a pecan farm in Smithfield and have a side business, E & H Farms, selling pecans at the farmers market in Smithfield. When I am not running my girls around playing sports, I love to spend my free time shopping or being on the water at Lake Gaston. We are NC State fans, Go Wolfpack!

LOST & FOUND

All items have been sorted by size and have been placed in the cafeteria. Please pick up items by Tuesday November 22, 2022. Any items left at the end of the school day will be donated.

WES Clinic Team

Nurse Jessica Futrell & Clinic Assistant Peggy Mears

MEDICATION

All medication must be brought in to school by an ADULT per IWCS policy. The medication will be signed into the clinic and logged into the computer with an adult after all documentation is reviewed.

Medication needs to be unopened and in the proper box labeled from the pharmacy.
Spacers are strongly recommended for all elementary age students.
If your student needs applesauce or anything to help them swallow the pills, you must provide that and have it labeled with the students name on it. It will be kept in the clinic.
Please let us know how you would like to be reminded when your students medication is low (Email, phone call, letter). We will try our best to notify you when the medication is low but it is your responsibility to mark the calendar to bring in more medication.
We do not stock medication in the clinic like Tylenol, cough syrup, cough drops, itch creams, etc. If you wish for us to apply them to your student, you must provide a medication form signed by the parent along with the medication.

CLOTHING

Please provide at least 2 changes of clothes in your students bag to be kept in the classroom. If you have spoken with the clinic and your child has accommodations in place to keep clothing in the clinic, please label all clothing articles and package them in a ziplock bag. Please provide wet wipes if your student needs them. We will do our best to verbally instruct the student to change and clean themselves independently prior to calling you. If a child has diarrhea and no medical documentation, a parent will be notified to pick the student up per IWCS policy. All soiled clothes will be sent home in a bag with the student.