Pediatric RN-Nights

As a Pediatric RN at MGA Homecare in Bothell, Washington, your primary responsibilities include treating patients based on the active care plan from physicians, administering medications and therapies with precision, documenting all nursing actions, and educating patients and their families on care techniques. You will primarily be responsible for providing one-on-one care to a young child with specific medical needs, ensuring a compassionate and supportive environment.

To apply for the Pediatric RN position at MGA Homecare, you must hold an active Registered Nurse license in Washington or a Compact license. Additionally, essential skills include attention to detail, effective time management, problem-solving abilities, good organization, and strong communication skills. Home health experience is preferred, making this role ideal for nurses passionate about pediatric care.

The Pediatric RN position at MGA Homecare requires a night shift from 7 PM to 7 AM, Monday through Saturday. This schedule offers flexibility while allowing you to provide vital care to your patients during critical nighttime hours, ensuring that you can balance your professional and personal life along the way.

MGA Homecare offers numerous benefits for Pediatric RNs, including competitive compensation of $45 to $55 per hour tailored specifically to the case, paid training and continuing education opportunities, access to modern electronic charting through a personal tablet, and comprehensive support with 24/7 on-call assistance. Our commitment to your career development makes MGA Homecare a great place to advance as a healthcare professional.

Choosing to work at MGA Homecare means joining a mission-driven team that values your skills and compassion in providing care. Here, you’ll experience a dynamic work environment focused on personal growth, career development, and meaningful connections with patients and their families. As a Pediatric RN, your impact goes beyond just tasks; you become part of a community dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of adventurous young lives.

When caring for pediatric patients with complex medical needs, I prioritize understanding their unique situation by closely following the active care plans and collaborating with other healthcare providers. Building a rapport with the patient and their family is essential for effective communication and support throughout the care process.

In my previous position, I faced a situation where a child required immediate medical attention due to a respiratory crisis. I quickly followed protocol, communicated with the medical team, and provided the necessary interventions. It reinforced my ability to stay calm under pressure and act decisively to ensure the best outcome for the patient.

Effective communication with parents involves active listening, being empathetic, and providing clear explanations about the child’s condition and care plan. I make sure to involve them in the care process, answer their questions thoroughly, and regularly check in to understand their concerns, fostering a trusting relationship.

I use organizational tools such as checklists and electronic charting systems to manage my tasks effectively. I prioritize urgent needs first, while also ensuring to allocate time for comprehensive assessments and documentation, which is crucial in home health care settings.

I have extensive experience administering medications and therapies tailored for pediatric patients. I follow strict protocols to ensure safety and proper dosages. Additionally, I educate families on medication use and its effects, which promotes adherence and understanding of the treatment plan.

I stay updated on the latest developments in pediatric nursing by attending workshops, reading relevant journals, and participating in online courses. Continuous learning allows me to provide the best possible care and stay informed about new techniques and guidelines that benefit my patients.

I once collaborated with a multidisciplinary team to develop a comprehensive care plan for a child with multiple special needs. Effective communication and sharing information among us led to a coordinated approach that significantly improved the child's health outcomes.

I regularly assess my pediatric patients using established evaluation tools tailored to their specific conditions. For documentation, I ensure my records are accurate, comprehensive, and reflect real-time updates, as this is crucial in home health and allows for continuity of care.

Family education is a central part of my nursing practice, as it empowers families to understand their child's diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care needs. I strive to provide informative resources and training, facilitating family involvement and improving patient outcomes.

I aspire to work as a Pediatric RN at MGA Homecare because of the organization's commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care and the opportunity to make a difference in my community. I admire the focus on professional growth and the collaborative atmosphere that MGA fosters for its healthcare providers.