Possess a valid Florida Driver’s License; if a holder of any other valid US state-issued Driver’s License, agree to acquire a Florida Driver’s License within thirty (30) days of employment, except in a case where accommodation is requiredAfter hire
License
Licensure as a practical nurse in accordance with Florida Statute 464 or eligible to practice nursing in accordance with Florida Administrative CodeCheck your license
Certification
Current CPR and first aid certification
Experience
Two (2) years pediatric, public health, or school health experience
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High school graduation or equivalent
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Ability to administer medications safely and accurately
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Ability to exhibit skill in the use of medical equipment and instruments used in providing treatments, such as skilled care nursing procedures
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Ability to teach selected students selected procedures
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Ability to maintain confidentiality of student health issues
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Ability to communicate clearly with parents, physicians, other health care workers, faculty and school administrators
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Ability to communicate with students on their cognitive level
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Ability to assist in the provision of health assessments
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Ability to assist in the development and implementation of health plans
To appraise, protect and promote the health of the students at assigned school(s) within the scope of practice
Performance
Responsibilities
*Identify, evaluate and assess health problems and concerns.
*Coordinate any necessary routine medical interventions needed.
*Provide nursing care and physician ordered treatments, procedures and mediations to designated students.
*Maintain effective and productive operation of designated health room and/or treatment sites, including clinic supplies.
*Assist in the management of all cases of health problem referrals.
*Function as a health education resource person to school faculty and staff.
*Provide, maintain, and interpret student health records.
*Attend student staffings and participate in individual educational plans as appropriate.
*Maintain appropriate and accurate nursing documentation of all nursing care, treatments, procedures, and medications.
*Provide health related in-service programs to school personnel when appropriate.
*Utilize existing health resources to provide appropriate care of students.
*Attend appropriate seminars, workshops and continuing educational programs related to school health and school nursing practice for professional improvement.
Other duties as assigned by the Principal or Nursing Supervisor
*Denotes essential job function/ADA
Position Summary
Position Code: 261601017
Subject: N/A
Grade level(s): 9-12
School/Site: Spruce Creek HS
Required Qualifications/Certifications
Required
Qualifications
Licensure as a practical nurse in accordance with Florida Statute 464 or eligible to practice nursing in accordance with Florida Administrative Code
Two (2) years pediatric, public health, or school health experience
High school graduation or equivalent
Current CPR and first aid certification
Possess a valid Florida Driver’s License; if a holder of any other valid US state-issued Driver’s License, agree to acquire a Florida Driver’s License within thirty (30) days of employment, except in a case where accommodation is required
Required
Skills
Ability to administer medications safely and accurately
Ability to exhibit skill in the use of medical equipment and instruments used in providing treatments, such as skilled care nursing procedures
Ability to teach selected students selected procedures
Ability to maintain confidentiality of student health issues
Ability to communicate clearly with parents, physicians, other health care workers, faculty and school administrators
Ability to communicate with students on their cognitive level
Ability to assist in the provision of health assessments
Ability to assist in the development and implementation of health plans
REPORTS TO: Principal in collaboration with Nursing Supervisor SUPERVISES: Not Applicable Salary Info $18.30 to $24.77 Summary If you’re applying for a transfer position that requires an addendum, complete the General Application and the required addendum listed at the bottom of the job board page.
Neighborhoods+Residential options in Port Orange range from premier fly-in and gated developments like Spruce Creek and Forest Lake Preserve to established suburban subdivisions such as Sanctuary on Spruce Creek, Southwinds, The Potato Patch, Barefoot Park, and Sleepy Hollow. Spanning ZIP codes 32127, 32128, and 32129, the community offers a calm residential setting distinctly removed from Daytona Beach's tourist corridors. Most neighborhoods feature single-family homes with quick access to the city's central arteries, making early and late hospital shift departures straightforward.
Residential options in Port Orange range from premier fly-in and gated developments like Spruce Creek and Forest Lake Preserve to established suburban subdivisions such as Sanctuary on Spruce Creek, Southwinds, The Potato Patch, Barefoot Park, and Sleepy Hollow. Spanning ZIP codes 32127, 32128, and 32129, the community offers a calm residential setting distinctly removed from Daytona Beach's tourist corridors.
Most neighborhoods feature single-family homes with quick access to the city's central arteries, making early and late hospital shift departures straightforward.
Getting around+Port Orange commuters face an average one-way drive time of approximately 21 to 22 minutes, with nearly all healthcare professionals relying on personal vehicles. The city is bisected by Interstate 95 and U.S. Highway 1, providing direct north-south transit to regional medical facilities in Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach. While highway travel is efficient during shift changes, residents note that localized surface traffic and commercial development have added friction when navigating east-west thoroughfares during peak daytime hours.
Port Orange commuters face an average one-way drive time of approximately 21 to 22 minutes, with nearly all healthcare professionals relying on personal vehicles. The city is bisected by Interstate 95 and U.S. Highway 1, providing direct north-south transit to regional medical facilities in Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach.
While highway travel is efficient during shift changes, residents note that localized surface traffic and commercial development have added friction when navigating east-west thoroughfares during peak daytime hours.
Outdoors+Port Orange provides exceptional coastal and freshwater access, highlighted by paddling and kayaking at Cracker Creek and Rose Bay. Spruce Creek Park features nature trails, an observation tower over tidal salt marshes, and a 500-foot boardwalk, while Riverwalk Park lines the Halifax River with walking paths and a splash pad. For botanic exploration, the 10-acre Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens showcases historical sugar mill ruins within shaded botanical grounds, complemented by nearby ocean outings at Ponce Inlet and Toronita Avenue Beach Park.
Port Orange provides exceptional coastal and freshwater access, highlighted by paddling and kayaking at Cracker Creek and Rose Bay. Spruce Creek Park features nature trails, an observation tower over tidal salt marshes, and a 500-foot boardwalk, while Riverwalk Park lines the Halifax River with walking paths and a splash pad.
For botanic exploration, the 10-acre Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens showcases historical sugar mill ruins within shaded botanical grounds, complemented by nearby ocean outings at Ponce Inlet and Toronita Avenue Beach Park.
Positioned along the Halifax River between Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach, Port Orange provides nursing professionals a stable, family-oriented retreat with easy access to major Volusia County medical facilities. Recognized for over three decades as a Tree City USA, this municipality is distinguished by its top-performing public schools, established green spaces like Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens, and peaceful enclaves such as Spruce Creek, Forest Lake Preserve, and Southwinds. Outdoor downtime is defined by paddling through Cracker Creek, walking the boardwalks of Spruce Creek Park, and unwinding at riverfront dining fixtures like Aunt Catfish's on the River or the rooftop deck at Fysh Bar & Grill. With Interstate 95 and U.S. Highway 1 traversing the city, commutes to nearby regional hospital systems average roughly 21 minutes. However, clinicians relocating here must weigh tradeoffs: steady growth has increased local traffic congestion on main commercial corridors, and coastal insurance demands careful budgeting. For nurses seeking dependable schools, relaxed river living, and close access to Ponce Inlet beaches, Port Orange offers an appealing coastal suburban balance.
