School Nurse

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Itinerant Location : Hamburg Campus

Salary Competitive : Y

Appointment Status : Per Diem

Position Status : Full time

Start Date : ASAP

Required Certification Type : Other Certification not Listed

Other Certification Type(s) : RN or LPN

Additional Job Information : Salary based on experience

Contact Person's Name : Tina Rogers

Contact Person's Title : Secretary to the Superintendent/District Clerk

Contact Person's Phone : 7163586866

Contact Person's Email : trogers@randolphacademy.org

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