Pediatric Overnight Nurse

As a Pediatric Overnight Nurse at Phoenix, your key responsibilities include developing and revising care plans, providing nursing care according to physician directives, and monitoring patients' conditions closely. You will document care through electronic charting while educating and supporting families and health team personnel throughout the treatment process.

To qualify as a Pediatric Overnight Nurse at Phoenix, you must possess an active Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Registered Nurse (RN) license. We also value problem-solving skills, excellent communication abilities, and a positive, professional attitude to foster strong relationships with your patients and their families.

Pediatric Overnight Nurses at Phoenix enjoy various benefits, including sign-on bonuses, flexible scheduling, weekly pay, and health insurance options like dental, medical, and vision coverage. Additionally, part-time employees can now access these benefits, along with PTO accrual and tuition assistance for LPN students still in nursing school.

Phoenix is hiring immediately for the Pediatric Overnight Nurse position. The process typically involves submitting your application, a review of your credentials, and an interview. You'll be promptly contacted if your qualifications match our requirements, ensuring a smooth and timely onboarding experience.

Absolutely! At Phoenix, we encourage professional development through ongoing education programs, participation in staff meetings, and internal awards and recognition programs. We value your growth as a caregiver and strive to create meaningful opportunities for advancing your nursing career.

When answering this question, share your personal journey that led you to this nursing specialty. Highlight any experiences with children, whether through volunteering, previous jobs, or your passion for pediatrics.

Discuss techniques for stress management, such as time management skills, remaining calm under pressure, and seeking support from colleagues when needed. Your answer should demonstrate the importance of teamwork and staying focused on patient care.

Provide a specific example that highlights your communication skills. Focus on how you approached the conversation, showed empathy, and ensured that the family felt supported despite the circumstances.

Discuss tools and strategies you utilize for patient monitoring, such as vital signs assessments, electronic charting, and regular check-ins. Stress the importance of thorough documentation and timely reporting to healthcare providers.

Emphasize the importance of effective communication in a healthcare team. Share experiences where you made contributions, supported fellow nurses, or coordinated care plans with physicians and other healthcare professionals.

Identify essential qualities, such as compassion, patience, and effective communication. Provide explanations for why these traits are critical in managing the healthcare needs of children and their families.

Mention any reliable resources or continuing education programs you follow to stay updated on current nursing practices and healthcare regulations, demonstrating your commitment to ongoing learning.

Emphasize the importance of respectful communication and understanding the family's concerns. Explain how you would aim to involve them in discussions and refine the care plan collaboratively.

Highlight protocols for ensuring patient safety, such as verifying medication dosages, adhering to hygiene practices, and maintaining a clear line of communication with your team and patients.

Show your knowledge about Phoenix’s mission and values. Express enthusiasm for the opportunity to provide care in a meaningful way and the positive impact the organization has on the community and its clients.