Health Services

Your student’s health is important to the overall success of their academic career not only at GCIT, but throughout their entire life span. When children receive the support they need to remain healthy and focused on learning, the entire classroom benefits. 

Our staff in the health office is here to assist you and your student in supporting their health needs. 

• Mrs. Christina Boucot, RN, BSN, Certified School Nurse

• Mrs. Madison Broadbent, RN, BSN, Certified School Nurse
• Mrs. Shana Redkoles, RN, BSN, Certified School Nurse

Please call or email any questions or concerns. 

Fax number: 856-468-3175

*Please note, all Health Services Forms are only valid for 1 school year*

Asthma Treatment Plan

Diabetes Management Plan

Epi-Pen Parent Authorization Letter

Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan

Medication Administration Form

Meningococcal Disease Fact Sheet

Seizure Action Plan

Student Illness Procedures

Trip - Self Medication Form

Health Screenings

In compliance with New Jersey State Law N.J/ A.C. 6A:16-2.2(f); N.J.S.A. 18A: 40-4.3 to 4.5 & A-1183 Pamphlet Law 2000c.126, students will be screened for vision, hearing, scoliosis, height, weight, blood pressure, and body mass index according to their grade level. Parent/guardian will be notified of any abnormal findings. A pupil may be exempt from any screening if requested by the parent/guardian in writing.

American Academy of Pediatrics

Center for Disease Control

Food and Allergy Network

Gloucester County Health Department

Orthopedic Devices Requirements

Medication Delivery

We accept student medications throughout the year. If bringing medication to the nurse, please call during the school year before your arrival. Only the nurse may accept the medications. Please be sure actual dose of medication(s) along with Primary Care Provider signature and stamp for office are provided.

Please fill out the Medication Administration Request Form if you are bringing medication in for a student.

Please note: All medications should have an expiration date after school year ends. Discuss this with your pharmacy as needed.

All Medications need to be picked up by a parent or guardian by last full student day or medications will be discarded by the nurse per GCIT and state policy.