Health Office
Kristina Calamia
Nurse
(805) 278-5008
kristina.calamia@oxnardunion.org
Evelin Crispin
Health Technician
(805) 278-3131
evelin.crispin@oxnardunion.org
Each school site in the OUHSD has a health office staffed with a full time School Nurse (RN) and a part time health technician. The health office is open throughout the school day. To reach the school nurse at your child's school, contact us.
If your child becomes ill during the school day, they should ask to go to the health office. The nurse or the health technician will evaluate your child's symptoms and will call for them to be picked up if necessary.
When picking up your child from school, be prepared to show ID. When arriving at the school site, enter through the main office and alert the receptionist that your child is waiting in the health office to be picked up.
- If the parent or guardian cannot be reached, the nurse or health technician may contact one of the emergency contacts listed on the emergency card.
The person will need to show their ID upon arrival at the school. - For severe emergencies, 911 will be called.
Emergency Cards:
Please update your child’s contact information through your PHS Parent View account. See annual school update steps. Emergency cards will no longer be a part of the summer mailer. The most current information is imperative should an illness or injury occur during the school day.
Welcome to the OUHSD School Health Services Department.
A registered credentialed School Nurse is available full time at each school site in the OUHSD. Our health offices stay open throughout the entire school day and are staffed by a School Nurse and health technician who work together as a team.
A School Nurse is a registered nurse (RN) who has a Baccalaureate Degree or above, additional post graduate education related to school health, and a School Health Services Credential through California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
School nurses are the primary health care providers within the educational environment. They promote optimum health status by providing support for physical, mental and emotional health concerns thereby enabling students to achieve their fullest potential as learners and as people.
Health Techs are unlicensed personnel with training in first aid, CPR, medication administration, and specialized procedures as needed under the direct supervision of the credentialed school nurse. They assist students with minor health concerns, first aid needs, phone calls to parents, and daily medications. Health clerks are also responsible for data entry of immunizations and can answer questions about immunization requirements.
If you have concerns about your child’s health care during school hours, please reach out to the nurse at your child’s school. Contact Us.