RN or LPN · Pediatric
Pediatric Private Duty Nurse (RN or LPN)
Provide one-to-one skilled nursing care for medically complex children in their own homes, working closely with parents and the child's clinical team.
What you would do
- Deliver skilled nursing care on extended shifts according to the written plan of care and provider orders
- Assess and monitor condition throughout the shift, recognizing and acting on change
- Provide airway, respiratory, enteral feeding and medication care as ordered and within your scope of practice
- Document care, observations and communication accurately and contemporaneously
- Escalate changes in condition to the supervising RN and the ordering provider
- Communicate respectfully and clearly with parents, guardians and household members
What the role requires
- Current, unencumbered Minnesota RN or LPN license (including a multistate license valid for practice in Minnesota)
- Current BLS/CPR certification
- Ability to work independently as the only clinician present
- Reliable transportation to assigned case locations
- Completion of a background study as required for Minnesota home care providers
Helpful, but not required
- Experience with pediatric patients in any setting
- Experience with tracheostomy, ventilator or enteral feeding care
- Experience in home care, PICU, NICU or a pediatric specialty unit
Pay and benefits
We do not publish a pay range for this role on the website. We will tell you what it pays when we speak, before you invest time in an interview.
Benefits vary by schedule and hours worked. Ask us and we will go through what applies to the role you are considering.
Talk to us about this role
There is no application form. Call or email our recruiting team, mention Pediatric Private Duty Nurse (RN or LPN), and we will talk about the work and the schedule before any paperwork.
Please do not send identity documents, a Social Security number or medical information by email. Nothing at this stage requires them.