Category Schools - RN Nurse Job Type Contract Make a direct impact in the life of a student and contribute to a caring educational environment with this rewarding contract RN opportunity. A local school district requires an experienced School Nurse to provide one-on-one care and supervision during student transportation, beginning 10/20 for a 45-day placement. This role is tailored for an RN comfortable overseeing a student with type 1 diabetes who needs continuous blood sugar monitoring and support during transit to and from a specialized program in Lancaster.
Key Qualifications:
Active RN license in Pennsylvania, in good standing Prior experience in school nursing, pediatric, or transport nursing environments Demonstrated ability to care for children with chronic health concerns (specifically, diabetes management) Strong communication skills to coordinate with school staff, administrators, and parents Empathetic, patient, and able to work independently Reliable and professional punctuality suited for split daily shifts
Responsibilities:
Provide close supervision and nursing care for a student with type 1 diabetes during bus or van transportation to and from the educational program Monitor and respond to blood sugar levels, administering interventions as necessary according to the student's medical plan Ensure student safety and well-being during transportation Effectively document nursing care and communicate health updates to appropriate personnel Collaborate with district health services, transportation staff, and parents to ensure seamless care This contract position features split shifts approximately from 7:00-9:00 AM and 1:00-3:00 PM, providing predictable hours with a midday break. This role offers the chance to support a student's success in a meaningful way. If you have a passion for student health, a commitment to safety, and the qualifications to make a difference, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and step into a role with real purpose! Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled