As the school nurse, Sharon Nickerson isn’t just consumed by the immunization records and health needs of the 580 students at Villa Cresta elementary in Parkville.
She’s often also the primary contact for parents with questions about insurance coverage or doctors’ referrals, she said.
“I’m the first person they will call,” Nickerson said Tuesday after an event highlighting school health programs.
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