School RN in Indianapolis, IN

Soliant Health Indianapolis, IN 46227, US

A registered nurse (RN) is needed to provide vital health support for a homebound student participating in virtual learning. This contract position is based in Indianapolis, IN, and requires a compassionate RN to ensure the student’s medical needs are met during online instruction.

Responsibilities include monitoring vital signs and physical stats, assisting with toileting needs, administering medication as required, and addressing any additional minor medical concerns. The RN will work closely alongside a parent and an instructional assistant (paraeducator) who will support the student’s online learning. This position requires attendance for 2 hours per day, 5 days per week, ensuring continuous health support during the student’s educational sessions.

Key qualifications and experience preferred:

Current RN license and clinical experience
Previous experience working within school or pediatric settings highly beneficial
Ability to assess and monitor vital signs accurately
Comfort with medication administration and responding to medical needs
Strong communication skills for collaborating with parents, paras, and education staff
Compassionate and attentive to the needs of homebound children

Location: Indianapolis, IN
Position Type: Contract | School Setting | Homebound Student Support

This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on a student’s learning experience by providing essential nursing care in a home setting. If you are a skilled RN committed to pediatric care and patient advocacy, apply now to support this unique educational and medical collaboration.

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