CHURCH NURSE GUILD - QUALIFICATIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES

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by: Debra Baugh

10/13/2026

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NURSE’S GUILD

Qualifications & Responsibilities

Persons wanting to serve on the Nurse’s Guild should be:

  • A Christian, committed, and called to serve.
  • Trained with current certifications in CPR, First Aid & AED.

 

Persons serving on the Nurse’s Guild agree to:

  • Maintain the health room.
  • Provide support to the ushers during worship services (only when called upon).
  • Provide assistance at funerals.
  • Provide the following:
    1. Assist with crowd control when attending to the needs of an ill or incapacitated person.
    2. If EMS is called; the Nurse shall remain with the congregant until the responders arrive and provide details of their status and actions taken before their arrival.
    3. Survey the congregation every 3-4 minutes to assure that no one is becoming or is in distress.
    4. Assure that needed first aid supplies are available.
    5. Assist with minor injuries or sudden illness during services.
    6. Utilize prayers, scripture, and pastoral support along with physical actions.
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NURSE’S GUILD

Qualifications & Responsibilities

Persons wanting to serve on the Nurse’s Guild should be:

  • A Christian, committed, and called to serve.
  • Trained with current certifications in CPR, First Aid & AED.

 

Persons serving on the Nurse’s Guild agree to:

  • Maintain the health room.
  • Provide support to the ushers during worship services (only when called upon).
  • Provide assistance at funerals.
  • Provide the following:
    1. Assist with crowd control when attending to the needs of an ill or incapacitated person.
    2. If EMS is called; the Nurse shall remain with the congregant until the responders arrive and provide details of their status and actions taken before their arrival.
    3. Survey the congregation every 3-4 minutes to assure that no one is becoming or is in distress.
    4. Assure that needed first aid supplies are available.
    5. Assist with minor injuries or sudden illness during services.
    6. Utilize prayers, scripture, and pastoral support along with physical actions.
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