School Nurse (Licensed Practical Nurse) - Pecos, NM

Enhance your nursing career by working in a dynamic school environment located near Santa Fe, New Mexico (87506). This part-time contract position involves providing dedicated 1:1 care to a student during the 2026–2027 school year. Exact assignment dates will be determined by the district, with a steady schedule of Monday through Thursday, 3–4 hours per day. Enjoy meaningful, onsite work where your clinical expertise directly supports a student’s health and learning journey.

Key Qualifications:

Current and active New Mexico LPN or RN license required
Previous pediatric and/or school nursing experience is preferred
Strong clinical assessment and communication abilities are valued

Duties Include:

Delivering individualized nursing care for a student throughout the school day
Monitoring the student’s ongoing health needs and implementing their care plan
Working collaboratively with teachers, school personnel, families, and healthcare providers
Keeping clear, up-to-date records to fulfill district and state compliance requirements
Contributing to a safe and inclusive setting conducive to learning

This part-time opportunity is ideal for nurses seeking meaningful work with a consistent weekday schedule. The assignment focuses on providing continuous care for one student, allowing you to build a professional and supportive relationship in collaboration with a nurturing school team.

If supporting student success while using your nursing skills sounds rewarding, take the next step—submit your application today to explore this unique school-based assignment. Shape a positive impact in a student’s educational experience by bringing your care and expertise to the classroom.

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