School RN Supervisor - Baltimore City Public School

Are
you passionate about nursing and working with children?

We
are looking for nurses to provide nursing staff on an as -need basis,
part time or fulltime assignments in the school system. The nurses may
be assigned to school health suite management, medication
administration or supervision of school health aides for the School
Health Program for 2023 -2024 school year.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Current License
  with Maryland Board of Nursing
  
• Current Certification
  in Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers
  
• Negative CIJIS for
  Maryland and Federal criminal background check
  
• Two (2) years of
  clinical experience as an RN, with at least one (1) year in the
  pediatric care setting.
  

Requirements

• Delegate day to
  day nursing activities, including medication administration to
  the school health aides, as required by Maryland Nurse Practice
  Act.
  
• Attend
  a five (5) day Case Manager/Delegating Nurse Train the Trainer
  Orientation course provided by OHHS, which training will be offered
  during the summer months;
  
• Provide required
  refresher training on an as needed basis for any SHN under their
  supervision;
  
• Supervise all agency
  nursing staff assigned to City Schools to ensure nursing duties
  are performed in accordance with established Maryland State
  Department of Education (MSDE) protocols, policies, procedures, and
  quality of care standards;
  
• Ensure staff
  performance meets minimum standards in all areas, including
  adherence to all school health policies and procedures; HIPAA and
  FERPA guidelines; proper documentation of services provided; and
  always maintaining professionalism, in accordance with COMAR
  10.27.19.02;
  
• Be available by
  telephone Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. to
  address OHHS concerns related to staffing needs and
  concerns;
  
• Be on site to orient
  and train all newly assigned SHNs;
  
• On -site supervisory
  visits to observe care provided by the LPN must be completed at a
  minimum of every forty -five (45) days.
  
• Be able to travel from
  school -to -school where SHNs are assigned to observe performance
  and review all documentation for accuracy; and
  
• In cases where an LPN
  is assigned to a school as the SHN, develop all IHCPs for
  students with chronic medical conditions, and be available to
  attend all 504 Plan/Individualized Education Program (IEP)/School
  Support Team (SST) meetings for students with medical needs.
  

Benefits