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Lancaster-Lebanon IU13 is seeking Health Care Assistants (HCA) to meet the medical needs of students in IU-operated special education and alternative education programs, while reinforcing academic skills to keep classrooms safe and productive.
This full-time position requires an LPN license with CPR, AED and First Aid, a high school diploma, willingness to work as part of an educational team, and the ability to adapt to student needs.
Full-time Schedule:
7.50 Hours/Day (7:30 am-3:00 pm), Monday-Friday 185 Days/Year Minimum Hourly Salary:
$28.05
Purpose Of Position Health Care Assistants (HCA) are responsible for meeting the medical needs of students enrolled in IU-operated special education and alternative education classes/programs and providing reinforcement of academic skills to ensure a safe and productive classroom environment.
Status: Full-time
Schedule: 7.50 Hours/Day (7:30 am-3:00 pm), Monday-Friday 185 Days/Year
Minimum Hourly Salary: $28.05
Purpose Of Position Health Care Assistants (HCA) are responsible for meeting the medical needs of students enrolled in IU-operated special education and alternative education classes/programs and providing reinforcement of academic skills to ensure a safe and productive classroom environment.
Knowledge & Skill Requirements Education Required: High School diploma Certification Required: Licensed LPN, current CPR, AED and 1ST Aid Other Qualifications: Willingness to work as part of an educational team and to become familiar with the unique student needs and rights and regulations governing special education placement. Willingness to provide a safe environment for the students we serve and the ability to adapt to unexpected, changing situations. Proficient computer skills. Ability to learn and utilize new programs, applications and electronic devices
Essential Physical Requirements The strength and ability to assist in lifting and supporting students of ages ranging from pre-school to twenty-one and their assistive appliances Considerable bending, stooping, twisting, kneeling, and squatting must be tolerated as well as the ability to assist in physical interventions (such as physical restraints) when necessary. Ability to maneuver student/adults into a safe position for administering First Aid or CPR