Below most New York staff postingsNew York staff postings that state pay run $62k/yr to $143k/yr, the middle half $80k/yr to $117k/yr, across 2,358 postings.
Leeway School is a non-profit school that has been in existence for over 40 years and serves special needs, developmentally delayed and typical developing children from 3 to 5 years of age.
Leeway School is looking for an RN to oversee the health and safety of our special education preschoolers.
Job Responsibilities include, but not limited to
Develop, update and adhere to the Leeway School Health Care Plan according to the OCFS regulations
Review students health records and IEP's
Maintain yearly physical exam and immunization records
Maintain NYS RN license and AHA CPR/First Aid certifications and OCFS training hours as required
Maintain and update student emergency contacts
Provide staff training on relevant topics like: allergies, choking and seizure management
Contact parents in case of a student contracting an illness requiring the student to be sent home or contracting an injury or illness requiring the student to be sent to the hospital
Complete accident or incident reports and log the events into the Nurse's Daily Log book. Report to OCFS as necessary
Maintain infection control practices and procedures
Dispense and administer student medications as necessary and log events into the register
Qualifications for the position are
Registered Nurse (RN) certification is required
Experience working with children in a school environment preferred
Experience working with children with special needs is preferred
Schedule will be M-F 8:30am to 4:00pm with half hour meal break
Job Type: Full-time Pay: $60,000.00 - $68,000.00 per year
Neighborhoods+Nurses and young professionals tend toward Sayville’s walkable downtown along Main Street and Railroad Avenue and nearby West Sayville, in smaller apartment communities, garden-style units, and single-family conversions rather than high-rises; the hamlet offers bayfront residential character with LIRR Montauk-line access to Manhattan in roughly 90 minutes and ferry links to Fire Island.
Nurses and young professionals tend toward Sayville’s walkable downtown along Main Street and Railroad Avenue and nearby West Sayville, in smaller apartment communities, garden-style units, and single-family conversions rather than high-rises; the hamlet offers bayfront residential character with LIRR Montauk-line access to Manhattan in roughly 90 minutes and ferry links to Fire Island.
Getting around+West Sayville reports an average commute around 30 minutes; Sayville has some public transit and is moderately drivable, with the LIRR Montauk line reaching Manhattan in about 90 minutes, though limited transit access and longer-than-average work trips are noted drawbacks and no hospital-specific routes are detailed.
West Sayville reports an average commute around 30 minutes; Sayville has some public transit and is moderately drivable, with the LIRR Montauk line reaching Manhattan in about 90 minutes, though limited transit access and longer-than-average work trips are noted drawbacks and no hospital-specific routes are detailed.
