Pediatric Private Duty LPN/RN Nurse-Salem, IL

As a Pediatric Private Duty LPN/RN Nurse at Phoenix Home Care & Hospice, you'll assist in the development and revision of care plans and provide nursing care as per the physician's instructions and the individual plan of care. You will observe and document changes in your clients' statuses and ensure effective communication with families and healthcare teams. Your role also includes supervising treatments and monitoring patients' conditions through electronic charting, making this an engaging and impactful position.

To apply for the Pediatric Private Duty LPN/RN Nurse position at Phoenix Home Care & Hospice, you must possess an active Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Registered Nurse (RN) license. Strong problem-solving skills, the ability to multitask, and excellent communication abilities are also essential. A positive and professional attitude is necessary to thrive in this dynamic role, allowing you to connect with both clients and their families effectively.

Phoenix Home Care & Hospice offers a comprehensive benefits package for Pediatric Private Duty LPN/RN Nurses, including weekly pay, health benefits (medical, dental, vision), 401K options, and even tuition assistance for LPN students. We also recognize the commitment of part-time nurses by providing benefits, an annual stay bonus, and PTO accrual starting after 90 days of employment. You can enjoy financial rewards while pursuing your passion for nursing!

At Phoenix Home Care & Hospice, we invest in the professional development of our Pediatric Private Duty LPN/RN Nurses through various training programs, quality assessment activities, and regular staff meetings. We encourage participation in education programs, allowing you to enhance your skills continually and stay abreast of best practices in the field, ensuring you provide the highest quality care to our clients.

Yes! Phoenix Home Care & Hospice understands the importance of work-life balance, which is why we offer flexible scheduling options for Pediatric Private Duty LPN/RN Nurses. Whether you're looking for full-time, part-time, or PRN shifts, we strive to match your availability with our clients' needs, ensuring that you get both the hours you desire and the fulfillment of caring for children.

Reflect on personal experiences or motivations that drew you to pediatric nursing. Share your passion for caring for children and how that aligns with the mission of Phoenix Home Care & Hospice.

Discuss specific technologies you have worked with, such as g-tubes, trachs, and ventilators. Offer examples of your hands-on experience and how you ensure patient safety while using these devices.

Share a structured approach to emergency situations, focusing on your assessment skills, quick decision-making, and how you communicate with families and healthcare teams effectively during such incidents.

Discuss techniques that help establish rapport with families, including empathy, patience, and active listening. Share examples that highlight your interpersonal skills in these interactions.

Provide insight into your time-management skills and prioritization methods. Share tools or systems you've developed to stay organized while ensuring all patient needs are met.

Detail the importance of accurate documentation and your familiarity with specific electronic health records systems. Emphasize your commitment to maintaining thorough and timely patient records.

Explain your approach to communication with other health team personnel and family members. Highlight your commitment to following up on patient care plans and responding to changes.

Share personal anecdotes about challenges in pediatric care and your solutions. Focus on adaptability, creativity, and maintaining a positive environment for patients.

Articulate your alignment with the company’s mission and values. Highlight aspects like their support systems and commitment to quality care that resonate with your own professional aspirations.

Describe your interpretation of family-centered care and provide examples of how you've implemented this approach in your care routine, emphasizing collaboration with families for better outcomes.