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McCallie School in Chattanooga, TN seeks an experienced school nurse to join the Student Health Center team. You will support students, campers, and the campus community, fostering strong relationships with students, parents, and local health partners.
The role is a full-time, twelve-month position with benefits and flexible shift options to cover 3-11 PM weekdays and other configurations as needed, ensuring year-round health coverage for the campus.
Founded in 1905 and serving nearly 1,000 day and boarding students from across the United States and all over the world, McCallie is one of the country’s premier independent schools and a national leader in educating boys in grades 6-12. McCallie takes an expansive view of education, seeking to form the whole boy. In his journey to manhood, McCallie comes alongside the student and supports his mental, spiritual, physical, and emotional development.
McCallie seeks an experienced nurse to join the Student Health Center team to support students, campers, and others in the McCallie community. This individual will actively cultivate good working relationships between the Health Center and students, parents, residential community members, and area health care providers.
We are looking to hire for a weekday evening shift: 3-11 PM Monday through Friday.
However, we are considering various shift options:
We are flexible for the right team as long as we are able to cover all our shifts.
Coverage is required year-round while summer camp programs are in session and during the school year when school is in session, or when the dormitories are open.
This is a full-time twelve month, hourly non-exempt position. Full-time positions are eligible for full benefits.
The McCallie School is located on the side of Missionary Ridge. The Weekday Evening Nurse works at the McCallie Student Health Center which is on campus. Some work is performed at a desk, but the job also requires moving to tend to patients in the Student Health Center and in other locations on campus. Some driving - either of a golf cart or a car - is required to transport patients or run errands.