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WNYRIC

Registered Professional School Nurse Substitute

Please visit our district website to view the posting for this position.
This posting is for the 2026-2027 school year.

Job Attachment : View Attachment

Itinerant Location : District

Salary: From : 150.00

Appointment Status : Per Diem

Position Status : Part time

Required Certification Type : Registered Nurse

Specialized Training : AED, CPR

Additional Job Information : Must currently hold a Registered Nurse License.

Job Posting Link : www.hamburgschools.org/administration/human_resources/prospective_employees/employment_opportunities

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