LPN Pediatric Home Health Nurse

As a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) at Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health, you'll focus on delivering direct, one-on-one medical care to pediatric patients in their homes. Your responsibilities include assessments, administering medications, coordinating care, and educating families about patient care for optimal health outcomes.

To work as an LPN at Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health, you need an active LPN licensure. We welcome new grads as well! Your passion for patient care and commitment to making a lasting impression are equally important to succeed in this role.

Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health provides a generous benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision health plans, life insurance, flexible scheduling, and opportunities for professional development. We also advocate for our employees, offering 401k and mental health care to ensure your overall well-being.

Yes! We offer flexible and dependable scheduling for our LPNs at Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health. Shifts can be customized, with options for full-time and part-time work, across days, nights, and weekends to accommodate your lifestyle.

Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health is dedicated to your professional growth through paid training, ongoing clinical education, and access to exceptional resources to enhance your skills. We believe in investing in our team to ensure the highest quality care for our clients.

Our approach at Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health is one-on-one patient care, meaning each LPN cares for one client at a time. This model allows for deeper connections, personalized attention, and ensures the highest standard of care tailored to each child’s unique needs.

To apply for an LPN position at Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health, simply visit our careers page or contact our HR team. We welcome enthusiastic candidates eager to join our mission of providing high-quality pediatric home health care.

When answering this question, share specific experiences you've had working with children, including any specialties or challenges you've faced. Highlight your understanding of child development and how your approach aligns with ensuring safe and effective care.

Emphasize strategies you use to maintain composure under pressure, such as prioritizing tasks, using deep breathing techniques, and seeking support from team members. Illustrating your ability to remain organized helps demonstrate your skills as a compassionate LPN.

Discuss the importance of patient safety, medication administration, effective communication with families, and personalized care plans. Your response should reflect awareness of the unique needs of pediatric patients and the methods you employ to address them.

Highlight your communication skills and your ability to convey complex medical information in understandable terms. Share a specific example of how you've successfully educated a family, which reinforces your commitment to patient-centered care.

Talk about the protocols you follow to ensure accurate medication administering, including double-checking dosages, utilizing checklists, and staying updated on pharmaceutical guidelines. Showcase your understanding of safety measures in pediatric nursing.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to outline a specific challenge, how you approached it, and the positive outcome. This demonstrates your problem-solving skills and the ability to respond effectively to unique patient needs.

Discuss your ability to assess patient needs quickly and determine priority levels based on severity. Include how you communicate and coordinate with other healthcare professionals to ensure timely and efficient care is provided.

Share that compliance involves adhering to legal regulations, ethical standards, and best practice protocols in home health care. Explain how you ensure compliance in your daily activities to provide safe and reliable care.

Talk about your approach to creating a trusting relationship, including listening actively, showing empathy, and personalizing interactions. Sharing anecdotes can help underscore your ability to connect with both children and adults effectively.

Reflect on qualities such as compassion, adaptability, attention to detail, and effective communication. Highlighting these traits helps convey your understanding of the role's demands and your readiness to flourish in a supportive environment.