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LPN working in school

Hi everyone. I am an LPN working as a sub for special education. I would really like to work in a school nurse role in any capacity. I like working with special education but would like to work with children who can talk and communicate with me. In my area some schools hire LPN's in their school offices. They hardly ever have openings.

I have been looking for openings for 4 months and just applied to one! I hope they call. Just wondering if there are other LPN's out there who work in a school. How do I get into a school supportive role that is not caring 1:1? Is there anything I can do to help acheive my goals?

Any advice would be helpful, thanks.

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I think you're on the right track. Apply, sub, make yourself available.

im an LVN working as a school nurse right now! not only am i working with special ed im working with kids with diabets, spine-bifida, thyroid problems, etc so many different things but it is soooooo fun my days go by so fast! the application process took a while since it was through the district so i didnt know for 2 months if i had the job. they then called me to go get fingerprinted (as the 2nd step in the process) but it obviously told me i got the job!

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