The Prep School of Journey Parkway

While conducting a First aid audit, the first aid kit was missing the first aid guide.

During the course of a DFPS investigation it was found that an infant was asleep in a restrictive device.

The operation failed to timely provide first aid to a second-degree burn. Additionally, the operation used unidentified ointment on the infants burn.

At the time of the incident the caregiver was unaware of the location of the infant. The caregiver believed the infant was still near the toy bin in the middle of the room.

A caregiver used poor judgement by pouring hot water into a sink with exposed metal pipes, resulting in an infant receiving a second degree burn when the infant touched the metal pipe.

An infant was able to access a staff only area that had an exposed metal pipe. The infant was able to crawl in-between the infant area and the staff only area multiple times.

The infant care sheets were reviewed and five were found to be signed in July.

A caregiver was unaware of how any children were in her care. This was corrected when caregiver used their name to face (Pro care) to verify the children in their care.

Out of twenty-four immunizations records reviewed, two records were not current.