School Nurse for Special Needs Students (RN) - Part-Time

Bethyl Laboratories, Inc; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

The School Nurse at Little Light House Tulsa provides timely care for student injuries and illnesses, collaborating with parents, students, and staff to promote optimum health in a Christian ministry setting.

Responsibilities include documenting care, maintaining health records, administering medications and tube feeding as required, and supporting therapists and classroom staff while upholding infection-control policies.

Qualifications

• Must hold a valid RN certification from the Oklahoma Board of Nursing.
• At least CPR certification is required.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to react quickly, calmly, and decisively in a crisis.
• Maintains confidentiality and works well with a transdisciplinary team.

Responsibilities

• Completes documentation for each student seen in the Nurse's Office, including chief complaint, treatment, and outcome.
• Maintains a cumulative health record for each student and documents screening results and health information.
• Assists in collecting and maintaining student plans of care (e.g., seizure, aspiration risk, allergy info).
• Assists in completing accident reports and routes them to the Director of Children's Services.
• Administers medication and tube feeding as required; follows infection-control policies.
• Maintains a sanitary, neat, and orderly nursing office and cleans/disinfects equipment daily.
• Attends workshops and maintains CPR records; supports annual flu shot clinic for staff.

Skills

Communication

Crisis response

Teamwork

Discretion

Education

RN certification (OK Board of Nursing)

CPR certification

Job description

The School Nurse at Little Light House Tulsa provides timely care for student injuries and illnesses, collaborating with parents, students, and staff to promote optimum health in a Christian ministry setting.

Responsibilities include documenting care, maintaining health records, administering medications and tube feeding as required, and supporting therapists and classroom staff while upholding infection-control policies.