Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in Plymouth, NH

This contract position for a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) is based in Plymouth, NH, providing healthcare support in a school setting for students in grades K-8. The role involves working closely with the school nurse in the health room to assist with student health needs throughout the school day.

Responsibilities:

Provide basic nursing care to students in grades K-8 in a school health room environment
Assist the Registered Nurse with health assessments, medication administration, and care plans
Monitor and document student health conditions and communicate with school staff and parents as needed
Respond to student injuries and illnesses promptly and professionally
Support health education initiatives and promote wellness within the school community

Qualifications:

Valid Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in New Hampshire required
Pediatric nursing experience highly preferred
Ability to work collaboratively within a health team and with school personnel
Strong communication and organizational skills
Flexibility and professionalism in a school environment

Position Details:

Location: Plymouth, New Hampshire
Contract period: Immediate start through the end of the school year (around June 11, 2026)
Full-time, 35 hours per week
Caseload: K-8 grade students
Work setting: School health room alongside the school RN
Interview format: Virtual via Zoom

This assignment offers an opportunity to support student health in an educational setting during the current school year, with a strong likelihood of renewal for the next school year. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply promptly to be considered for this role.

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