Soliant Health

Registered Nurse School Setting - Osceola, IN

A rewarding contract opportunity awaits an experienced Registered Nurse to provide outstanding care within a school environment near South Bend, Indiana. In this key role, you’ll deliver essential nursing services to students, staff, and faculty throughout the academic week. Your expertise will help foster a healthy, safe space where students can thrive in their learning environment.

What we’re looking for:

  • Active and unrestricted RN license in Indiana
  • Previous experience in school nursing or pediatric settings highly desired
  • Familiarity with common conditions and protocols seen in school environments
  • Strong communication and organizational skills
  • Ability to adapt quickly and manage multiple priorities
  • Commitment to confidentiality and professional ethical standards

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Performing general nursing duties such as health assessments, administering medications, and managing emergencies
  • Documenting care provided and maintaining up-to-date health records
  • Collaborating with educators, staff, and parents regarding student health needs
  • Implementing care plans for chronic illnesses or conditions
  • Promoting wellness and proactively educating the school community on health topics
  • Providing support in first aid situations and responding to medical incidents as needed
  • Maintaining a welcoming, supportive atmosphere in the health office

This contracted position offers 37 hours per week, Monday through Friday, aligning with the school calendar and providing a stable weekday schedule. Exact caseload details will be available soon, offering further insights into daily responsibilities and student needs.

If you have a passion for pediatric care and public health, and you’re eager to make a difference within a supportive school setting, we invite you to submit your application today! Your nursing skills can truly impact the lives of students and help shape a positive, health-focused learning environment. Apply now to bring your expertise to an engaged school community near South Bend.

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