Pediatric Private Duty Nurse - LPN or RN

As a Pediatric Private Duty Nurse (LPN or RN) at Phoenix Home Care and Hospice, you will develop individualized care plans in collaboration with the healthcare team, administer prescribed medications and treatments, and monitor and document patient status. You will also have the important role of educating families on proper care, ensuring continuity, and maintaining accurate electronic health records.

To work as a Pediatric Private Duty Nurse (LPN or RN) at Phoenix Home Care and Hospice, you must possess a current LPN or RN license in the state of practice. Additionally, strong communication skills, a compassionate demeanor, and the ability to work independently are essential. While prior pediatric nursing experience is a plus, it is not required.

Phoenix Home Care and Hospice offers a variety of benefits for Pediatric Private Duty Nurses, including flexible scheduling options for full-time, part-time, and PRN positions. You can also look forward to weekly pay, a sign-on bonus for eligible candidates, comprehensive health benefits (medical, dental, and vision), and various internal recognition programs. Plus, you can earn referral bonuses by bringing friends to join our team!

At Phoenix Home Care and Hospice, we understand the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance for our Pediatric Private Duty Nurses. We offer flexible scheduling options that allow you to choose hours that fit into your life, ensuring that you can enjoy both your career and personal time without compromise.

The culture at Phoenix Home Care and Hospice is nurturing, supportive, and focused on making a positive impact. Our team is made up of compassionate and skilled professionals dedicated to providing high-quality care to our clients. We believe in celebrating our successes and creating a warm environment where everyone feels valued and recognized for their contributions.

When answering this question, share personal experiences that led to your passion for pediatric nursing. Discuss any relevant experiences that demonstrate your commitment to improving children's lives and how those experiences resonate with the mission of Phoenix Home Care and Hospice.

It’s important to express your coping strategies, such as seeking support from colleagues or practicing self-care. Emphasize your understanding of the emotional challenges in pediatric nursing and your commitment to maintaining a compassionate approach while managing your own well-being.

Choose a relevant example and focus on your approach to communication. Highlight the importance of empathy and clarity in your explanation, as well as your understanding of how pivotal such conversations are in pediatric care. This demonstrates your emotional intelligence and communication skills.

Discuss the importance of establishing rapport and making the child feel comfortable. Share specific techniques such as using humor, engaging in play, or explaining medical procedures in age-appropriate language. This shows your ability to create a nurturing environment.

Illustrate your conflict resolution skills. Emphasize the importance of open communication and collaboration when discussing differing viewpoints on patient care. Showcase your ability to listen, validate feelings, and find common ground to prioritize the patient's well-being.

Provide a specific example that details the patient's needs, your assessment, and the care plan you developed. Highlight your critical thinking and organizational skills, as well as collaboration with the healthcare team to ensure comprehensive care.

Discuss your familiarity with EHR systems, any relevant training you've had, and how you utilize EHR to maintain accurate patient records. Highlight your understanding of documentation’s role in ensuring patient safety and continuity of care.

Emphasize your commitment to continuing education, engaging in professional organizations, attending workshops, and following relevant publications. Showing that you prioritize learning reflects your dedication to providing high-quality care at Phoenix Home Care and Hospice.

Discuss your strategy for tailoring educational information to the family's level of understanding. Highlight the use of visual aids, written materials, and ensuring that you create an open environment for questions, which shows your dedication to patient and family education.

Identify key qualities such as compassion, patience, strong communication skills, and adaptability. Explain why these traits are important in pediatric nursing and how they align with the values at Phoenix Home Care and Hospice.