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FT/PT Pediatric Night RN/LPN in Tooele with Sign On Bonus Tooele, UT

FT/PT Pediatric Night RN/LPN in Tooele with Sign On Bonus

Full Time • Tooele, UT
Making a difference: It's what I do."
 
$$$$ Sign-on bonus for Full and Part-time RN/LPN. 
Tooele
Full Time, Part Time, 
Weeknights and Weekends
10:00pm-6:00am

 Nursing with Harmony Home Health
  
As a Pediatric Home Health Nurse, you will be responsible for providing specialized nursing care to pediatric patients in the comfort of their homes. Your primary focus will be on promoting and maintaining the health and well-being of our patients who require medical attention due to chronic illnesses or disabilities. You will work closely with the patient's family, caregivers, and other healthcare professionals to ensure a patient-centered, compassionate and high quality approach to care.
 
Private duty nursing allows the nurse to focus care on one patient throughout the shift. Join our amazing team for a rewarding career in which you only have one patient. An RN or LPN working as a private duty nurse carries out orders including medication administrations, IV fluids, specialized feedings, and respiratory cares including trach and ventilator and oxygen management, assistance with ADLs, bathing, and feeding. Make a difference in a child’s life by helping ensure they can stay home with their family.

 Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
·        Work under the supervision of a Pediatric RN Case Manager.
·        Provide direct patient care as defined by the state Nurse Practice Act and provide services in accordance with agency policies.  
·        Carry out the plan of care.
·        Recognize and use opportunities to teach/counsel health concepts to the patient and family regarding medication, treatment regimens and self-care techniques/activities. 
·        Complete and submit necessary documentation in accordance with Harmony Policy and applicable regulations.
·        Evaluate outcomes of care and inform the physician and other staff of changes in the client's needs.
·        Maintain HIPAA.
·        Demonstrate effective time management and organizational skills. 
·        Communicates the mission, ethics, and goals of Harmony Home Health and Hospice. 

 Qualifications and Experience:
 
·        Graduate of an accredited school of nursing is a must. 
·        Current Utah RN or LPN license.
·        Must be able to work with minimal supervision.
·        Must have and maintain a reliable automobile.
·        A criminal background check and drug screen must be performed upon hire.
·        Current TB test, CPR card, driver’s license, and automobile insurance.

 Harmony Home Health and Hospice is an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer. 
 

 
Compensation: $20.00 - $35.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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