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SJB Health Office
Phone: (631) 587-8000 ext. 123 Fax: (631) 587-8996Nursing Staff: Ms. Regina Beisner R.N.
EmailMs. Jennifer Tomeo R.N.
EmailHealth Forms and NoticesMandatory Health History Form2018 Immunization Requirements Grades 11 and 12Removing Non-Medical Exemption NotificationRemoving Non-Medical Exemption FAQ's2018 Immunization Requirements Grades 9 and 10Student Immunization FormRecommended Immunization ScheduleThe Flu: A Guide For ParentsEnd of Year Medications NoticeMeningococcal Immunization AlertMeningococcal Vaccine Requirements for September 1, 2018
All students entering 12th grade must have the Meningitis Vaccine* Must be given after their 16th Birthday and prior to September 1st of 12th grade.Permission form for students who need to use Benadryl or Epi-Pens due to Severe Allergies.Permission form for students who need to use Benadryl or Epi-Pens due to Bee StingPermission form for students who need to use asthmatic inhalers.Food Allergy Emergency Care Plan (West Islip Schools)Physical Examination FormStudent Working Paper Request Form
WORKING PAPER INSTRUCTIONS
PLEASE READ INSTRUCTIONS:
• Parents complete Part 1 (AT-17 Form) of this form.
• If you had a physical with your family doctor you must take this form to your doctor and have it completed.
• If you saw the school doctor for your physical the form wil be compelted by the school nurse. The completed form should be taken top your home school district (usually the high school you would attend if you went to public school). That school will issue your working papers.
• You must bring proof of your residency, date of birth and social security card with you. You must also bring in a Photo ID to receive your Working Papers.Student Request for Set of Books at HomeNotes from the Health Office
New York State Education Law requires the following:
- All 9th Grade Students and any New Students must have immunizations and a valid physical to enter St. John the Baptist.
- All 11th Grade Students must have a valid physical.
- All Student Athletes need a valid physical to tryout for and participate in any sport.
In addition, occasionally it is necessary for a student to receive medication during the school day. The school nurse will cooperate with parents and physicians in these situations; but we are obligated to follow precise procedures. In order to comply with these guidelines from the New York State Practice Act and provisions of State Education Law, the following requirements for administering medications in school include:
- A written request from the family physician in which she/he indicates the drug, frequency, dosage and method of administering.
- A written request from the parent to administer the medication as specified by the family physician.
- The medication must be delivered directly to the school nurse.
- Medication forms can be obtained online.
Any questions, please call the Health Office at (631) 587-8000 ext. 123.