Health Services Department -
Kamehameha Schools Maui

Elementary School
Bernadette Reiter, RN, BSN
275 'A'apueo Parkway
Pukalani, HI 96768
Phone: (808) 572-3222
Email: Bernadette Reiter, RN

Middle School
Malia Song, RN, BSN
281 'A'apueo Parkway
Pukalani, HI 96768
Phone: (808) 572-4221
Email: Malia Song, RN

High School
Sue Hardesty, RN, BSN
270 'A'apueo Parkway
Pukalani, HI 96768
Phone: (808) 573-7073
Email: Sue Hardesty, RN

Elementary School - Please attempt to time medication administration outside of school hours. If your child is on medication (both prescription & Over-The-Counter) that needs to be taken at school, a Request For Administration of Medicine - Elementary School form (RAMF-ES) must be filled out and signed by the doctor AND the parent. For elementary students, the medicine must be stored in the Health Room and administered by the Health Services staff. Certain approved emergency medications such as Albuterol Inhalers and Epi-pens, may be carried and self-administered by the child IF approved by the child's physician and parents/guardians who feel that the child: 1) Has been properly trained and 2) Has the capability and maturity to correctly and appropriately self-administer the medication. In this case as well, a fully completed RAMF must be submitted to the Health Services Department. The RAMF must be resubmitted yearly. Medicines that are controlled substances may only be stored and administered by Health Services Personnel.

Middle/High School - Please attempt to time medication administration outside of school hours. If your child is on medication (both prescription & Over-The-Counter) that needs to be taken at school, a Request For Administration of Medicine - Middle/High School form (RAMF-MS/HS) must be filled out and signed by the doctor AND the parent. For middle & high school students, the medicine may be either stored in the Health Room and administered by the Health Services staff, or in certain instances self-carried and self-administered. In order to self-carry/administer one's medicine, the child's physician and parents/guardians who feel that the child: 1) Has been properly trained and 2) Has the capability and maturity to correctly and appropriately self-administer the medication must give written approval. In this case as well, a fully completed RAMF must be submitted to the Health Services Department. The RAMF must be resubmitted yearly. Medicines that are controlled substances may only be stored and administered by Health Services Personnel.