6 substitute teacher school nurse jobs found
Kodiak Island Borough School District
United States
Jul 13, 2026
School Nurse
Provide first aid, administer medications, and support screening procedures for students.
Requirements
- Applicants must be at least 18 years or older.
- Associates or Bachelors degree required.
- Background check.
- Online substitute training.
- In-person orientation.
FY27 Pay Rates
Long-term subs for more than 20 consecutive days are scheduled in advance of their assignment. Typically, these are for absences for teacher illness, parental leave, etc. If the assignment will be for more than 20 consecutive days, a long-term substitute teaching contract will be issued.
A substitute will be paid a 2-hour call-out fee in the following events: Sub arrives to their assignment, and without prior notice, the assignment was canceled and there are no other vacancies to be placed in. A sub selects an assignment for two (2) hours or longer, and the employee returns before two (2) hours has been completed, and there are no other vacancies the substitute can be placed in.
THE HOURLY RATES BELOW:
| NURSING POSITION | HOURLY RATE | LONG TERM RATE |
| Substitute Registered Nurse- Associates Degree | $36.12 | $41.53 |
| Substitute Registered Nurse- Bachelors Degree | $41.37 |
About
Welcome to Kodiak, Alaska
Kodiak is a unique island community located in the Gulf of Alaska, known for its breathtaking scenery, rich cultural heritage, and strong sense of community. Often referred to as the “Emerald Isle,” Kodiak offers lush landscapes, dramatic coastlines, and abundant wildlife, including the world-famous Kodiak brown bear. The island balances small-town warmth with modern amenities, making it a welcoming place for educators and families alike.
Living and Working in Kodiak
Life in Kodiak blends outdoor adventure with a deep appreciation for culture and tradition. Residents enjoy fishing, hiking, boating, and exploring the surrounding wilderness, while also engaging with a diverse population that includes a vibrant Alaska Native community. Despite its island location, Kodiak offers quality schools, healthcare, and recreational opportunities, as well as strong support for educators who are committed to making a difference. Moving here provides not only a teaching opportunity but also the chance to be part of a resilient, close-knit community that values education and cultural exchange.