The PCSD Health Services Department is dedicated to cultivating a healthy learning environment for all students and staff. Students, families and the school community are supported through health promotion, education, case management, research, communicable disease management, screenings, referrals and compliance with the Utah health and welfare laws.
School Nurses: Helping keep students healthy, safe and ready to learn.
Park City School District Nurses
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- Ecker Hill Middle School: Allison Landis, BSN, RN
435-645-5610 alandis@pcschools.us - Jeremy Ranch Elementary School: Anne Alexander, BSN, RN, NCSN
435-645-5670 aalexander@pcschools.us - McPolin Elementary School: Kirsten Brotherson, BSN, RN, NCSN
435-645-5630 kbrotherson@pcschools.us - Parley’s Park Elementary School: Shannon Corcoran, MSN, RN
435-645-5620 scorcoran@pcschools.us - Park City High School & Park City Learning Center: Suzanne Tanner, MS, BSN, RN, RDH
435-645-5650 sutanner@pcschools.us - Trailside Elementary School: Sandra Joder, MSN, RN, NCSN
435-645-5680 sjoder@pcschools.us - Treasure Mountain Junior High School: Julie Jackson, BSN, RN
435-645-5640 jjackson@pcschools.us
- Ecker Hill Middle School: Allison Landis, BSN, RN
School Nurse Information for Parents
1. Asthma: Per Utah State Law, a parent requesting a student to carry and/or administer their own asthma inhalers must submit the Asthma Action Plan annually. Forms need to be signed by both the parent and Health Care Provider. Inhalers must be labeled with the student’s name.
2. Severe Allergies: Per Utah State Law, all students who carry and/or administer their own Epinephrine Auto injector must submit an Allergy & Anaphylaxis Emergency Action Plan annually. Forms need to be signed by both the parent and Health Care Provider. Epi pens and antihistamines need to be labeled with the student’s name.
3. Medications: Students in grades preK thru 7th are not permitted to carry over the counter or prescription medication on their person. Students in grades 8-12th may carry a 1 day supply of non-prescription medication for personal use only, which must be in the original container. All prescription and OTC medications administered at school must have a district Medication Permission Form signed by a parent and the prescribing provider.
4. Health Concerns: If your student has a health concern that may impact his or her learning, please notify your School Nurse to discuss if a Health Plan is appropriate. Standard Health Plans, lunchroom accommodations, and transportation forms can be found on the Health Care Plans link.