Campus RN

Campus Nurse The Campus Nurse reports to the Health Services Clinical Supervisor and is responsible for providing direct nursing care to students, overseeing the management of State of Illinois mandated immunization requirements, and participating in any infectious disease response. The Health Services Campus Nurse must be able to work both independently and in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team of professionals. Responsibilities Perform thorough focused nursing assessment for students with minor illnesses, injuries, and other health concerns within the scope of practice. Administer immunizations and medications, perform CLIA‑waived laboratory testing, venipuncture, TB skin testing, and other health screenings. Maintain accurate, professional, and ethical documentation in medical records (written/electronic). Provide patient education regarding health promotion, disease prevention, and other topics relevant to college health. Offer outreach and programming to promote public health and collaborate with the wellness center team and campus partners to design and deliver presentations to students, families, and other relevant audiences. Serve as a resource for health‑related inquiries. Assist students with complying with health‑related admission requirements by providing nursing consultation and immunization review for a diverse student population. Serve as a resource to students learning to navigate the healthcare process. Participate in emergency preparedness training and be prepared to act in crisis/emergency situations, as needed. Assist in planning and development of health promotion campaigns and ongoing education for students visiting the health center. Participate in student orientation days and visit day activities as requested. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with FERPA and HIPAA guidelines. Collect, maintain, interpret, and provide statistical data to regulatory agencies as required (IDPH, WCHD). Manage inventory of medical supplies and prescription and over‑the‑counter medications. Participate in planning for department initiatives and assist with making department enhancements as needed, under the direction of the Director. Serve on university committees and/or task forces as assigned. Maintain current unrestricted licensure and meet continuing medical education requirements; maintain current BLS CPR certification. Review and process immunization records in accordance with the State of Illinois immunization requirements for college attendance. Assist the Health Services Supervisor/Nurse Practitioner, as directed and needed. Perform additional job duties as assigned by the Director in partnership with the Health Services Supervisor/NP. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing (BSN), or a commitment to pursue a BSN degree. Current Illinois licensure as a Professional Registered Nurse in good standing. Current BLS CPR certification. Strong critical thinking and prioritization skills. Ability to work independently and react quickly and responsibly in emergency situations. Ability to recognize circumstances requiring referral of patients to a higher level of care or emergency care. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Ability to multi‑task and work independently. Strong technological skills and comfort with Microsoft Office programs and experience with electronic medical record use in a clinical setting. Clear understanding and concern for college health issues. Preferred Qualifications Previous college health or other relevant experience with the adolescent/young adult population. Minimum of three years of nursing experience, preferably in a fast‑paced ambulatory care clinical setting (immediate/urgent care). Experience with vaccine administration. Experience with health promotion. Work Hours This is a part‑time hourly position, 20 hours per week, scheduled between Monday‑Friday, 8:30 AM–5:00 PM from August to May. The center is currently open two days per week in June and July, but the schedule may be subject to change. Additional service may be requested to represent the department at orientation events that occur on weekends (once or twice per year) and in the case of an emergency or crisis situation. #J-18808-Ljbffr