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Health High School Registered Nurse School Setting - Easley, SC

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soliant healthEasley (SC)

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About the role

Contract Opportunity Supporting High School Students With Specialized Healthcare NeedsStep into a rewarding contract opportunity supporting high school students with specialized healthcare needs from February 19th through May 21st. Located in the Anderson, SC area, this position focuses on providing compassionate and skilled nursing services within a classroom setting for two students—one of whom uses a wheelchair—requiring attentive and empathetic care. Your expertise as a licensed Registered Nurse will be valued as you manage daily health routines and collaborate with education professionals to ensure a safe, positive learning environment. This hands-on role offers the chance to truly make a difference in the lives of students and their families while working in a collaborative school community.
Key Qualifications:
  • Active RN license (required)
  • Experience or strong interest in working within a school environment
  • Certification in school nursing, pediatric, or related health areas is preferredG-tube feeding proficiency strongly preferred
  • Ventilation management experience highly desired
  • Proven ability to communicate effectively with students, families, and interdisciplinary teams
What You'll Do:
  • Provide direct nursing care in a classroom for two high school students with medical needs
  • Manage g-tube feedings and monitor students' health status throughout the school day
  • Support student mobility needs, including one student who uses a wheelchair
  • Maintain accurate documentation and communicate updates with school staff and guardians
  • Respond to emergencies and adapt care as needed within the school setting
If you're passionate about student well-being and ready to make a thoughtful impact during the school year, we encourage you to apply for this unique opportunity. Bring your clinical expertise and commitment to excellence to a supportive educational environment by submitting your application today.

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