School Nurse- RN
white glove community careQueens Village (NY)
$2,600 per week
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white glove community careQueens Village (NY)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$2,600 per week
About the role
Bellerose, NY | Downstate NY Locations Available Up to $2,600 per week Are you a Registered Nurse looking for a more rewarding career opportunity? White Glove is currently seeking a qualified RN (Registered Nurse) for a 1:1 School Nurse assignment in Queens, NY, as well as other locations throughout Downstate New York. This is a great opportunity for an RN who is passionate about supporting students' health, safety, and academic success while working in a meaningful, specialized setting. As a School Nurse, you will play an important role in helping protect and maintain students' health by providing professional nursing services in accordance with Nursing Standards and New York State licensing requirements. RN (Registered Nurse)
Job Responsibilities:
----Assessing and identifying students' health needs ---- - -Implementing individualized nursing services and care plans-Evaluating care plans to support student learning, achievement, and safety-Providing direct nursing support in a school setting-Maintaining compliance with all applicable nursing standards and regulationsRN (Registered Nurse)
Requirements:
- -A valid NYS RN license-Graduation from an approved nursing program-1 year of RN experience
- Compensation-Up to $2,600 per week
- Why Work with White Glove?
At White Glove, we are committed to creating consistently exceptional nursing experiences. We value our nurses as our greatest asset and strive to maintain a supportive, positive, and engaged work environment. Our nursing team is the voice of White Glove Nursing - and it is a powerful, passionate voice dedicated to excellence in care.
If you are a dedicated RN looking for a fulfilling school nursing opportunity, we encourage you to apply today.
Contact
For more information, please reach out to:
Samantha718-828-2666 x 3205
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