Pediatric Registered Nurse

The Registered Nurse will provide competent, age-appropriate care by applying clinical nursing knowledge and skills in a fast-paced environment. The RN will ensure the safety and comfort of patients and their families according to this facility's professional standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Patient
• Assessment &
• Care: Conduct thorough assessments, identify patient needs, and create customized care plans. Continuously evaluate and adjust care based on patient and family feedback.
• Documentation &
• Communication: Accurately document care and treatments in a timely manner, ensuring detailed, clear records in the patient's electronic medical record (EMR). Communicate effectively with team members to support collaborative care.
• Environment
• Management: Prepare patient rooms, maintain a clean and organized work area, and ensure that all equipment is appropriately sanitized and stored.
• Medication &
• Treatment
• Administration: Administer medications following the "5 Rights of Medication" (patient, drug, dose, route, and time), perform phlebotomy and IV insertions, and collect lab samples safely and efficiently.
• Patient
• Education &
• Support: Provide patients and families with education on treatment plans, medication, and equipment use, fostering a supportive care experience.
• Leadership &
• Team
• Support: Monitor patient flow, prioritize high-risk patients, and support Patient Care Technicians (PCTs) with questions and guidance. Assist other clinical staff as needed.
• Facility
• Operations: Participate in opening and closing procedures, manage inventory, and support weekly equipment maintenance.
• Work
• Environment &
• Physical
• Demands: Must be physically present in the clinic for all duties, including patient care, CPR, and emergency procedures. Requires the ability to lift up to 50 pounds, perform moderate to heavy physical effort, and be adaptable to standing, walking, and assisting patients for extended periods. Must have sufficient sensory acuity (vision, hearing, touch) for patient assessment, equipment monitoring, and emergency response. Flexible with evening, weekend, and holiday shifts as necessary to ensure comprehensive patient care.