School nurses are often the first line of care for our kids, but their work goes far beyond Band-Aids and ice packs. In this episode of CRxOWN Talks, we’re joined by Lisell Zuñiga, BSN, RN, PEL-CSN, a powerhouse in school health leadership and advocacy.Lisell brings over eight years of experience in school nursing and administration, currently serving as Health Services Administrator for a large school district in Illinois. She also leads as President-Elect of the Illinois Association of School Nurses and hosts The School Nurse Huddle podcast, amplifying the voices of nurses who care for our children daily. Her leadership and contributions have been recognized with honors such as School Nurse Administrator of the Year and the 40 Under 40 Emerging Nurse Leader Award.Together, we talk about:🚌 What families often don’t realize school nurses really do🏥 How school health services connect kids to critical care📉 The impact of COVID-19 and beyond on children’s health💬 Why representation and advocacy matter for Black and Brown studentsLisell’s story is one of leadership, advocacy, and cultural pride. As an Afro-Latina from Panama, a mom of three, and a dedicated mentor, she brings both professional insight and lived experience to this vital conversation.🎧 Tune in to hear why school nurses aren’t just keeping kids in class — they’re keeping communities healthy.#CRxOWNTalks #SchoolNurse #BlackHealth #BlackHealthyCrowned #PublicHealth #CommunityCare #SchoolHealth #BlackNP #LatinaNurse #RepresentationMatters