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Meet our School Nurse, Miss Britnè Terrell!
Meet our School Nurse, Miss Britnè Terrell!
A native of Tennessee, Miss Terrell worked at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis, TN. While working there, she went back to college and earned her teaching degree. She taught 3rd grade for three years before combining the two degrees and started working as a school nurse. Overall, she worked as a teacher for seven years before joining our Hanalani ‘Ohana.
Her hobbies are diving for seashells, gardening, hiking, baking, and going to local coffee shops.
A fun fact about her is she loves to travel. Some of her favorite places she’s been to are Honduras, Bahamas, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico. One of her travel goals is to make it to Wisconsin to cheer on the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field!
Miss Terrell shares her love of being a school nurse, “I enjoy being the nurse here at Hanalani because often I see students when they are hurt or sick and I help in making them feel their best. It's a humbling and rewarding feeling to aid in the student's recovery.”
Mahalo, Miss Terrell! We are blessed to have you!
Our “GETTING TO KNOW YOU” series, will introduce our teachers so you can get to know them a little better. Stay tuned for more introductions!
A native of Tennessee, Miss Terrell worked at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis, TN. While working there, she went back to college and earned her teaching degree. She taught 3rd grade for three years before combining the two degrees and started working as a school nurse. Overall, she worked as a teacher for seven years before joining our Hanalani ‘Ohana.
Her hobbies are diving for seashells, gardening, hiking, baking, and going to local coffee shops.
A fun fact about her is she loves to travel. Some of her favorite places she’s been to are Honduras, Bahamas, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico. One of her travel goals is to make it to Wisconsin to cheer on the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field!
Miss Terrell shares her love of being a school nurse, “I enjoy being the nurse here at Hanalani because often I see students when they are hurt or sick and I help in making them feel their best. It's a humbling and rewarding feeling to aid in the student's recovery.”
Mahalo, Miss Terrell! We are blessed to have you!
Our “GETTING TO KNOW YOU” series, will introduce our teachers so you can get to know them a little better. Stay tuned for more introductions!
