School-Based Pediatric NP/PA: Flexible Schedule & Impact

Dayton Children's; Fairborn (OH); Hybrid; USD 68,000 - 102,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

0.8 FTE schedule

Summer break ~2 months

School-based work environment

Collaborative team

Job summary

Dayton Children’s is expanding its School-Based Health program in Fairborn, Ohio, and seeks a passionate APP to join our growing team. This role delivers primary and preventive pediatric care directly within the school environment, with a focus on accessibility and student well‑being.

You will work collaboratively with physicians and school staff, performing assessments, developing care plans, and guiding health education for children and adolescents up to age 21.

Qualifications

• NP requires RN licensure and an NP degree with Ohio eligibility.
• PA requires PA degree, NCCPA certification, and Ohio licensure.
• Pediatric or ambulatory care experience preferred for both tracks.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive primary and preventive care to children in the school setting.
• Perform physical assessments, examinations, and develop care plans.
• Collaborate with physicians, school staff, families, and other professionals.
• Monitor progress, adjust treatments, and provide health education.
• Coordinate referrals and consultations as needed.

Skills

Pediatrics

Primary care

Clinical assessment

Care planning

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Nursing

Master’s degree from an accredited Nurse Practitioner program

Master of Physician Assistant Studies or equivalent

Current NCCPA certification

Ohio PA licensure

Job description

Dayton Children’s is expanding its School-Based Health program in Fairborn, Ohio, and seeks a passionate APP to join our growing team. This role delivers primary and preventive pediatric care directly within the school environment, with a focus on accessibility and student well‑being.

You will work collaboratively with physicians and school staff, performing assessments, developing care plans, and guiding health education for children and adolescents up to age 21.