School Registered Nurse | Maumelle, Arkansas

An exciting contract opportunity is available for an experienced Registered Nurse to support a dynamic school setting near Maumelle, AR. Your nursing expertise will help ensure a safe and healthy environment for students and staff, contributing not only professional care but also positive energy to the school community. If you are an RN with school-based experience or an interest in pediatric nursing, this role may be a perfect fit. Immediate start is available!

Desired Qualifications:

Current and unrestricted Registered Nurse (RN) license in Arkansas
Prior experience working in a school environment preferred, but not required
Strong assessment, communication, and organizational skills
Ability to respond effectively to a variety of health-related situations in a school setting
Flexibility, compassion, and professionalism in interactions with students and staff

Responsibilities:

Perform daily health assessments, respond to emergencies, and provide first aid as needed
Manage chronic conditions, medication administration, and health documentation in compliance with state and district guidelines
Act as a health resource for students, parents, and school personnel
Coordinate care plans, facilitate communication between school and healthcare providers, and support individualized student needs
Promote wellness, hygiene, disease prevention, and healthy practices throughout the campus

Benefits:

Opportunity to have an immediate impact on student wellbeing
Supportive work environment focused on teamwork and collaboration
Rewarding experience working with children and school staff
Gain valuable experience in a school nursing capacity

Gathering additional details on Monday, so now is the ideal time to express your interest. Take the next step in your nursing career while making a meaningful difference in the lives of students. Apply today and help foster a healthy, nurturing school community!

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