RN (Registered Nurse) **1:1 School Nursing**
credenza healthWestbury (NY)
RN (Registered Nurse) **1:1 School Nursing**
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credenza healthWestbury (NY)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Become A School Nurse! Our kids need you- now more than ever! WHITE GLOVE is seeking qualified Registered Nurses for transportation assignments all over Nassau County! RN (Registered Nurse)
Job Duties:
Protecting and maintaining students' health by providing professional nursing services in accordance with Nursing Standards and NYS Licensing. Identifying and assessing students' health needs, implementing services, and evaluating plans of care that impact student learning and achievement or safety. Apply now to hear more about all we offer! Check out our amazing RN (Registered Nurse) School benefits!· Competitive salary!· Weekly pay – Direct Deposit· Training to ensure your success· Health Insurance· Exclusive employee discounts· 24/7 Customer Service· $100 monthly benefits debit cardRN (Registered Nurse) School Details:· Full Time and Part Time· School hour shift – Flexible Schedule· Patient ratio: 1:1· Training provided· Start Date: September SchoolRN (Registered Nurse)
School Requirements:
- Valid RN license· 1 year of experience as an RN needed· Eligible to work in the USHere at White Glove, we are committed to creating consistently exceptional nursing experiences. And because we value nurses as our greatest assets, we remain supportive, open, positive, and actively engaged- with both our nurses and patients. Our nursing team manages the voice of White glove Nursing- and it's a beautiful, powerful, and passionate voice.
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