University Health Partners of Hawaii·Honolulu, Hawaii
The Complex RN will provide clinical nursing services, manage on-site school clinics, and implement safety protocols to reduce infectious disease spread. They will also coordinate with community partners and provide health education to students, staff, and families.
The Complex RN will support and assist the Complex Area and school administration to expand the access to care including on site school clinic and telehealth services, establish safety protocols to reduce the spread of infectious disease (such as COVID-19), coordinate with community partners to enhance existing services and connect students to primary care and specialty providers, in addition to providing education to school staff, students and families. School nursing practice requires the combination of professional clinical nursing practice with a specialized component that promotes the health, well-being, academic achievement, and success of the school-age child. The school nurse is called upon to work closely with teachers, classroom assistants, office personnel, school administrators, Hawaii Keiki team members, and support the school health assistant (SHA) to carry out a wide range of school health activities.
Learn more about the program at www.nursing.hawaii.edu/hawaii-keiki [http://www.nursing.hawaii.edu/hawaii-keiki].
Location: Princess Ruth Keelikolani Middle School, Kaimuki-McKinley-Roosevelt Complex Area
30am - 4:00pm, 10 Month Employee
Paid Time Off includes all HIDOE holidays and breaks (Fall, Winter, Spring break, Summer break) + sick leave and flex time off
Will follow the HIDOE Teacher Schedule. While the Employee is not required to report to the school or complex area superintendent’s office when DOE schools are closed, it is expected that the employee will meet their professional responsibilities to the program which will include attendance at scheduled meetings and events during non-student days.
UHP Hawai‘i is an EEO employer.
Market context
School support staff nursing roles in Hawaii are often shaped by steady demand for licensed nurses who can work in student-facing settings and coordinate with school teams. These roles can be competitive because they require a Hawaii RN license, a nursing degree, and experience in primary care or public health, while benefits like EAP, pet insurance, and fully covered employee health and dental plans may draw interest. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits carefully on this platform to save time, then confirm your license status and prepare examples of relevant community or pediatric care experience.
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