Pediatric Private Duty LPN or RN - job 1 of 2

As a Pediatric Private Duty LPN or RN at Phoenix, your primary responsibilities will include providing specialized nursing care to children and young adults in their homes. This includes administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and ensuring that clients receive personalized attention in adherence to their health care plans. You'll also be responsible for communicating regularly with family members and other health care professionals, assessing patients' needs, and adjusting care plans as necessary.

To qualify for the Pediatric Private Duty LPN or RN position at Phoenix, you must have an active Licensed Practical Nurse or Registered Nurse license. Additionally, we look for candidates with strong problem-solving skills, an ability to multi-task, and excellent communication skills. A positive, professional attitude is essential to help build trusting relationships with our young patients and their families.

Phoenix offers a comprehensive benefits package to Pediatric Private Duty LPNs or RNs, which includes multiple major medical plans, dental, vision, and spousal insurance options. We also provide tuition assistance, a yearly stay bonus for both full-time and part-time staff, and PTO for full-time employees. Additionally, our team enjoys a supportive work environment with incentives like a weekly payment schedule and recognition programs.

Absolutely! At Phoenix, we understand the importance of work-life balance. We offer flexible scheduling options, including full-time, part-time, and PRN shifts, so you can find the best fit for your lifestyle and commitments. This flexibility allows you to provide meaningful care without compromising your personal life.

Phoenix is committed to supporting the professional development of our nursing staff. We provide paid training either on the job or in our office, ensuring that you receive the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in your role. Furthermore, we offer tuition assistance for continuing education, so you can expand your expertise and career opportunities while working with us.

When faced with a challenging situation, I would prioritize clear communication and empathy. I would actively listen to the family's concerns, validate their feelings, and work collaboratively to find a solution that aligns with the child’s care needs. Providing support and demonstrating patience while addressing issues can build trust with the family.

In a previous position, I often had to manage multiple care needs simultaneously. I would assess the urgency of each task, focusing on critical interventions first. By staying organized through a prioritized list and maintaining open communication with my team, I effectively managed my responsibilities without compromising the quality of care.

Pediatric home care presents unique challenges, such as navigating the emotional dynamics of the family and ensuring routine adjustments to care. To address these, I would maintain a stable support system, communicate transparently with all stakeholders, and stay adaptable, adjusting care plans as needed to provide the best possible outcomes for the child.

To communicate effectively with non-verbal children, I rely on a combination of non-verbal cues, visual aids, and alternative communication methods where applicable. By paying attention to body language and using simple visual tools, I strive to create a comfortable environment for the child, enabling them to express their needs and feelings.

I maintain a positive attitude by focusing on the rewarding aspects of my job. Celebrating small victories, leaning on my teammates for support, and engaging in regular self-care help me stay uplifted. By keeping a solution-oriented mindset, I can navigate challenges more effectively and bring positivity to the families I work with.

I chose pediatric nursing because of my passion for working with children and making a significant impact on their health and well-being. Witnessing the resilience of young patients and being able to provide support and comfort during their most vulnerable moments is incredibly fulfilling and motivates me every day.

Patient safety is my number one priority. I follow strict protocol for administering medications, monitor vital signs closely, and always ensure that the patient's environment is safe. I also educate families about safety measures to implement at home, creating a comprehensive approach to care that promotes well-being.

I have extensive experience with electronic health records (EHR). I utilize EHR systems to document patient care accurately, ensuring that all records are up-to-date and accessible for the entire care team. Understanding the importance of accuracy and confidentiality, I prioritize maintaining high standards in managing patient information.

I stay informed about the latest practices in pediatric care through continuous education, attending workshops, and staying connected with professional organizations. I also engage with my colleagues to share insights and strategies, fostering a collaborative environment where learning and development are prioritized.

The most rewarding aspect of being a Pediatric Private Duty LPN or RN is being part of my patients' and their families' journeys. Hearing their stories of resilience and knowing I’ve contributed positively to their quality of life is deeply fulfilling. Each day presents an opportunity to make a difference, and that drives my passion for this field.