To serve as the primary health officer for the kindergarten while providing instructional support in the classroom.

School Nurse & Health Coordinator (Primary)

• Health Screening: Conduct daily morning health checks (fever, rashes, hand-foot-mouth disease) as children arrive.
• First Aid & Emergency: Act as the first responder for all on-site injuries or illnesses; manage the school’s mandatory nursing room and first aid kits.
• Medical Records: Maintain confidential student health files, including vaccination logs and allergy management plans, in coordination with parents.
• Hygiene Oversight: Monitor school-wide sanitation, kitchen hygiene, and handwashing protocols to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.

Teaching Assistant (Classroom Support)

• Curriculum Implementation: Support the Lead Teacher in executing play-based learning activities aligned with the Kindergartens curriculum.
• Supervision: Provide active supervision during high-risk periods, such as outdoor play, mealtimes, and nap times.
• Inclusion Support: Assist children with additional health or developmental needs to ensure they can participate fully in the classroom program.
• Classroom Logistics: Help prepare learning materials, rotate "invitations to play," and ensure the learning environment is safe and tidy.

Parent Communication

• Medical Liaison: Communicate clearly with parents regarding any health incidents or medication administration.
• Health Alerts: Ensure that all staff are aware of children with specific health needs
• Developmental Updates: Assist the Lead Teacher in providing daily feedback to parents on their child’s physical wellbeing and social participation.

Qualifications & Requirements

Essential

• Nursing License: Associate Degree or Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) with a valid registration from the Cambodian Council of Nurses (CCN), or eligible to register if trained outside of Cambodia.
• Education: High School Diploma (Grade 12) minimum; must meet the "personal characteristics" for educators prescribed by the MoEYS.
• Experience: At least 1–2 years of experience in a clinical setting (paediatrics preferred) or an early childhood centre.
• Language: Proficient in English (speaking\ listening\writing) to communicate with parents and international staff.
• Attributes: Extremely observant, calm under pressure, and deeply nurturing toward young children.

Desirable

• First Aid: Current, advanced Paediatric First Aid and CPR certification.
• Language: Proficient in Khmer (speaking\ listening) to communicate with children and parents