Health Services Jobs in Rhode Island
6 open Health Services positions across Rhode Island school districts
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Top Districts Hiring Health Services
These districts currently have the most Health Services openings.
About Health Services Positions
School health positions include registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, health room aides, and district health coordinators. School nurses are critical members of the school support team — providing direct health services, managing chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and severe allergies, administering medications, and serving as a liaison between school, family, and community healthcare systems. Most districts require a registered nurse (RN) license; some accept licensed practical nurses (LPNs) or certified nursing assistants (CNAs) for health aide roles, particularly in larger buildings with a supervising RN. With growing recognition of the connection between student health and academic success, school nursing has expanded significantly across districts. Health coordinators may oversee nursing staff across multiple schools, develop health policy, and manage district-wide wellness initiatives.
Teaching in Rhode Island State
Rhode Island public school districts offer stable, rewarding careers across a wide range of roles — from classroom teaching and student support to administration, facilities, and operations. EduJobsBoard aggregates job postings directly from district HR websites so you see every opening in one place, updated daily.