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South Bergen Jointure Commission seeks a Substitute School Nurse to support our schools when regular nursing staff is unavailable. A N.J.
Department of Education certification is required, and an active RN license with AED & CPR registration is required. SBJC serves northern New Jersey with 350+ students and small class sizes; the team includes paraprofessionals and related service providers who work together to meet diverse student needs.
Substitute School Nurse needed to support our schools in providing care for students when our regular nursing staff is unavailable.
Public School Special Education Students. N.J. Department of Education certification required.
R.N. license, AED & CPR registration required. Equal Opportunity Employer.
South Bergen Jointure Commission is a special education school district with locations spread throughout northern New Jersey. With 350+ students and an average class size of six, the SBJC prepares students with extraordinary abilities to live productive, independent, and meaningful lives.
At the SBJC, our students come first and foremost, and we meet the diverse needs of all students by providing individualized learning experiences focused on maximizing their independence. The 300 staff members who work with our students every day are committed to our students’ success, and each member of our team—whether paraprofessional, related service provider, or teacher—plays an important role in ensuring our students make the achievements they need to move to the next stage of their academic career.
Our vision centers around ensuring that our students are learning in their least restrictive environment, and that means we help them develop the skills they need to unlock their potential. From our curriculum to our facilities to our athletic program and our No Barriers initiative, all of our programming focuses on giving every student the tools they need to be the best version of themselves.
Learn more about our district at www.njsbjc.org.