ECHO in Student Health

Student Health provides ongoing support for school nurses and other professionals working to enhance the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of P-12 school-aged students.

Network participants include school nurses, school administrators, school counselors, health and physical education teachers, school psychologists, primary care providers, primary care staff, healthcare administrators, and state agency staff.

UW ECHO in Student Health is a collaboration with Rutgers School Health Leadership Program and the UW School of Nursing.

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Session Information

Sessions are held on Wednesdays, bi-weekly from 3:45-5:00 pm MT via Zoom.

Add the January- February 2026 Sessions to Your Calendar.

Add the April 2026 Sessions to Your Calendar.

Sessions

We will discuss signs and symptoms of anxiety in students, explore how the school Anxiety Action Plan might be utilized, and demonstrate both pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions while experiencing anxiety at school.

Presenter: Amy Lauffenburger, BSN, RN, CPN, School Nurse Consultant, Children's Hospital Colorado, & Kelli Bernier, BSN, RN, AE-D, NCSN, Nurse, Children's Hospital Colorado.

This presentation will cover an overview of Medication Administration in the School Setting. Provide resources for Medication Administration Practice as it relates to the NPA, Rules & Regulations, and Advisory Opinions. The presentation will also discuss the Nurse Licensure Compact and considerations for nurses with Out-of-State Travel or Field Trips.

Presenter: Robin Cole, DNP, MS, RN, Practice & Education Consultant, Wyoming Board of Nursing.

School nurses play a vital role in preparing for and responding to sudden cardiac arrest on school campuses. This session will cover the essential elements of a Cardiac Emergency Response Plan (CERP), highlight the importance of AED access and cardiac arrest drills, and explore how Project ADAM supports schools in becoming heart-safe. Participants will leave with practical tools to lead emergency preparedness efforts and train staff confidently.

Presenter: Courtney White, MS, Clinical Coordinator, Children's Hospital Colorado.

Stop the Bleed is a National Campaign to provide the general public with knowledge and skills to be able to stop severe bleeding in the event of a traumatic injury. This course will teach you how to manage a bleeding wound and apply a tourniquet.

Presenter: Kori Bechtle, RN, BSN, CAISS, Trauma PI Coordinator, Cheyenne Regional Medical Center

Session Description Coming Soon.

Presenter: Kate Breitenfeldt, Clinical Psychology Graduate Student, University of Wyoming

Session Description Coming Soon.

Presenter: Angelina Koehler, NP, Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Children's Hospital Colorado

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