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SCHOOL NURSES ORGANIZATION OF ARIZONA

 Mission: The School Nurses Organization of Arizona (SNOA) is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization, which advocates for and supports the health and educational success of Arizona‘s children by promoting the advancement of professional school nursing. 

2025 School Nurse and Nurse Administrator of the Year!

2025 School Nurse Administrator of the Year

Nadine has been a tireless advocate for school nursing in Arizona for decades. In addition to serving as the Director of Health Services for the largest school district in Arizona, she was also the President of SNOA for many years and was able to facilitate a real positive change in the school nursing community. Nadine is passionate about

Nadine has been a tireless advocate for school nursing in Arizona for decades. In addition to serving as the Director of Health Services for the largest school district in Arizona, she was also the President of SNOA for many years and was able to facilitate a real positive change in the school nursing community. Nadine is passionate about the important role school nurses play in the education environment and has championed their promotion and successes with energy and enthusiasm. She is a positive role model and and an exceptional administrator. 

2025 School Nurse of the Year


 Aimee Stone is a school nurse at a trilingual language school in Flagstaff, Arizona.  She recently became a National Certified School nurse! Aimee goes above and beyond to meet the unique needs of a diverse student body. Serving a community where English, Spanish, and Navajo are spoken. Aimee speaks Spanish and works to ensures that lang


 Aimee Stone is a school nurse at a trilingual language school in Flagstaff, Arizona.  She recently became a National Certified School nurse! Aimee goes above and beyond to meet the unique needs of a diverse student body. Serving a community where English, Spanish, and Navajo are spoken. Aimee speaks Spanish and works to ensures that language barriers don’t impede access to healthcare. With empathy and cultural sensitivity, she provides exceptional care and advocate for students and families, fostering trust and understanding.  Whether responding to a medical emergency, ensuring student’s critical daily health needs are met, offering mental health support, or educating about preventative care, Aimee is a steady and compassionate presence. In a rural setting where resources may be scarce, she often coordinates with community partners to ensure families have access to necessary services they may need, filling critical gaps in care.  Her commitment extends beyond health services, working to create a safe and inclusive environment for all students, regardless of background. Aimee frequently collaborates with teachers and her principal to address health-related barriers to learning, ensuring that every child can thrive academically and socially.  Aimee embodies the spirit of care, compassion, and commitment, making a profound impact on the students, staff, and families she serves. Aimee is not just a healthcare provider, she is the cornerstone of her school community, deserving recognition for her dedication, expertise, and unwavering support of every student’s health and well-being. 


SNOA Conference 2025

The 2025 SNOA conference was an amazing opportunity to learn, network and collaborate with other nurses in Arizona.   Thank you to our incredible vendors who helped make this year’s event a success.  

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    Important Updates/Success from AZ Department of Health

      Pilot Study NASN Type 1 Diabetic State Specific Curriculum

      The state-specific curriculum is a small part of a larger project, that includes the development of a national curriculum and a pilot site study in 4 states. The role of the state-specific curriculum is 2 fold:

      1. Provide nurses in the pilot site study in these 4 states which state-specific information related to diabetes care in schools, as a supplement to the national curriculum they will receive.
      2. To be a resource for all school nurses in your state to gain knowledge and access to state-specific practice requirements for T1D care in schools and state-specific resources.

      School Nurse Health Staff Survery 2021

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      Arizona Seizure Action Plan Committee Update

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      Sponsors of SNOA- THANK YOU!

      Silver Sponsor

       

      Eyes On Learning is dedicated to making sure that children with vision problems are identified early and receive an eye exam and follow-up treatment to achieve better vision health.

      The Eyes On Learning Vision Coalition is comprised of state, local, and national organizations that share a commitment to vision health and learning success for all Arizona children. Leadership for coalition activities is provided by the Advisory Board.

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      Bronze Sponsor

       

       

      OrthoArizona provides exceptional, quality, and compassionate musculoskeletal care to our community.


      OrthoArizona will be the destination for quality musculoskeletal care and an employer of choice.

      They provide superior facilities and care, with leading-edge medicine and technology, enhancing OrthoArizona’s long-term ability to achieve their mission and growth.

      Sponsor

      Bronze Sponsor

      For 33 years, PSNI’s SNAP Health Center EHR has been the choice of school nurses nationwide to manage their student health programs.  Designed by nurses instead of programmers and utilizing a nursing workflow, SNAP gives nurses the ability to manage immunization compliance – including integration with many state registries – medication administration, procedures, tests, screenings, injury/illness, Medicaid claiming, and case management. And best of all, SNAP gives nurses access to comprehensive health data.

      Sponsor

      Bronze Sponsor

      Delta T Group offers reliable workforce solutions for small and large social and human service organizations. Referred professionals support all levels of state and local government agencies (aging, family, children services); behavioral health agencies; child and adult IDD residential populations; as well as public and charter schools.

      Bronze Sponsor

      Bronze Sponsor

      Thayer Medical was founded in 1988, by two respiratory therapists to design and develop innovative solutions for the respiratory care market. The product line includes ventilator circuit components, hand-held medication delivery devices and airway clearance devices.

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      SNOA is classified under the Internal Revenue Code as a 501 (c) (3) Education


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