Pediatric Registered Nurse
KidMed
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- Pay
- $30 to $39
- an hour
- Location
- Glen Allen, VA
- Job type
- Part time
- Posted
- Oct 22
- 2 days ago
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About the company
KidMed
Medical practice · 51 to 200 employees
What you'll do
- Assessment & Triage:Assess pediatric patients to identify actual and potential care needs; prioritize and assume immediate care forhigh-risk/high-acuity patients.
- Vital Signs & Metrics:Collect and document accurate medical info and vital signs;obtain patient weights strictly in kilograms; promptly relay out-of-range values to providers.
- Advanced Interventions:Perform IV insertions, fluid management, and administer IM, IV, SubQ, and nebulized medications using standard safe procedures.
- Clinical Assisting:Support providers with procedures including phlebotomy, specimen/lab collection, splinting, and strategic patient positioning.
- Medication Safety:Safely order, administer, count, and document medications utilizing the5 Rights of Medication Administration(Patient, Drug, Dose, Route, Time).
- Medical Equipment:Dispense Durable Medical Equipment (DME) and nebulizers, securing proper paperwork and providing clear usage instructions to patients/parents.
- Flow Optimization:Actively monitor and facilitate smooth patient flow throughout the clinical area.
- Staff Mentorship:Serve as an accessible clinical resource to Patient Care Technicians (PCTs) for patient care questions and concerns.
- Operational Accountability:Ensure all daily tasks, opening/closing duties, and checklists are fully completed.
- Chart Accuracy:Complete concise, accurate, and timely documentation in patient charts while they are still in the department.
- Financial Integrity:Correctly associate proper charges andCPT codesto patient charts; practice strict cost containment for both the practice and the patient.
- Complaint Resolution:Promptly report all parent/patient complaints to the manager to ensure swift, appropriate action.
- Room Readiness:Ensure exam rooms are clean and sanitizedpriorto bringing any patient back.
- Equipment Care:Perform weekly maintenance on the autoclave; assist with clinical support tasks like laundry, lab tests, and supply forms.
- Shift Wrap-up:Maintain a tidy overall work environment, ensuring the staff lounge and work areas are clean and equipment is put away at the end of each shift.
What you need
- Education:Graduate from an approved nursing program.
- Licensure:Valid state license to practice nursing in theState of Virginia.
- Certification:Current certification inPediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS).
- Experience (Preferred):One (1) year of nursing experience in pediatrics.Prior Emergency Department or Urgent Care experience.
- One (1) year of nursing experience in pediatrics.
- Prior Emergency Department or Urgent Care experience.
Key skills
IV insertionsFluid managementPhlebotomySpecimen/lab collectionPatient assessmentTriageMedication AdministrationPatient positioning
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We are seeking a dedicated, detail-oriented, and compassionate Nurse to deliver exceptional care to our pediatric patients. In this role, you will balance hands-on clinical duties, precise documentation, and supportive leadership to ensure a safe, efficient, and welcoming environment for families. Key Responsibilities & Job Duties Direct Patient Care & Clinical Skills Assessment & Triage: Assess pediatric patients to identify actual and potential care needs; prioritize and assume immediate care for high-risk/high-acuity patients . Vital Signs & Metrics: Collect and document accurate medical info and vital signs; obtain patient weights strictly in kilograms ; promptly relay out-of-range values to providers. Advanced Interventions: Perform IV insertions, fluid management, and administer IM, IV, SubQ, and nebulized medications using standard safe procedures. Clinical Assisting: Support providers with procedures including phlebotomy, specimen/lab collection, splinting, and strategic patient positioning. Medication Safety: Safely order, administer, count, and document medications utilizing the 5 Rights of Medication Administration (Patient, Drug, Dose, Route, Time). Medical Equipment: Dispense Durable Medical Equipment (DME) and nebulizers, securing proper paperwork and providing clear usage instructions to patients/parents. Clinical Leadership & Flow Management Flow Optimization: Actively monitor and facilitate smooth patient flow throughout the clinical area. Staff Mentorship: Serve as an accessible clinical resource to Patient Care Technicians (PCTs) for patient care questions and concerns. Operational Accountability: Ensure all daily tasks, opening/closing duties, and checklists are fully completed. Documentation & Practice Operations Chart Accuracy: Complete concise, accurate, and timely documentation in patient charts while they are still in the department. Financial Integrity: Correctly associate proper charges and CPT codes to patient charts; practice strict cost containment for both the practice and the patient. Complaint Resolution: Promptly report all parent/patient complaints to the manager to ensure swift, appropriate action. Environment & Safety Maintenance Room Readiness: Ensure exam rooms are clean and sanitized prior to bringing any patient back. Equipment Care: Perform weekly maintenance on the autoclave; assist with clinical support tasks like laundry, lab tests, and supply forms. Shift Wrap-up: Maintain a tidy overall work environment, ensuring the staff lounge and work areas are clean and equipment is put away at the end of each shift. Professionalism & Teamwork Patient Advocacy: Treat all patients and families with dignity, conveying absolute respect for patient rights. Collaborative Culture: Function as a supportive team member, promoting positive customer/peer relations and fostering a continuous learning environment. Engagement: Actively participate in all mandatory staff meetings and training sessions. Job Requirements Education: Graduate from an approved nursing program. Licensure: Valid state license to practice nursing in the State of Virginia . Certification: Current certification in Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) . Experience (Preferred): One (1) year of nursing experience in pediatrics. Prior Emergency Department or Urgent Care experience.