Licensed Practical Nurse; LPN part-time

Overview

Work Fit Medical Staffing, PLLC is seeking a school LPN to work Monday through Friday at a local suburban school district caring for student needs while summer school programs are in session. This LPN opening requires NYS fingerprint clearance and is a part time job starting in July and ending August. This is a perfect job for parents and students!

Job Details

Pay rate: $31-$34 hourly

Hours:

8am - NOON, weekdays only

• Maintains professional competencies and cares for K-12 student base
• Assist school district with nursing office coverage, attend to ill students, review care plans if needed and update medical records, relay all communication in a punctual time frame
• Helps RNs and aides if asked
• Maintain friendly and caring environment for students and faculty

• Graduate with a license (LPN) to practice in New York State.

• CPR/BLS needed
• Physical within a year with PPD or alternative
• Clear NYS LPN license
• NYS school FINGERPRINT clearance required

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