Home Health Nurse - Pediatrics (Part-Time)

Job Description

Job Description

The Home Health team at Miralta is hiring a part-time RN or LPN for a skilled pediatric nursing case in Canton, Georgia.

Schedule: Up to 10 hours per week, minimum of 8. Typical schedule would be 11am-1pm every weekday.

Requirement: Georgia Nursing License or Multi-State License. Experience with seizure care is a must.

Compensation can range from $55 - $60 per hour based upon experience for RNs, or $35-40 for LPN.

Weekly pay via direct deposit on Fridays.

Miralta Home Care provides care services to children under the age of 21 who have a developmental disability such as spinal bifida, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, or paraplegia.

We are looking for nurses who have a passion for pediatric care, and aim to make a miraculous difference in the lives of families who have children with disabilities. Our mission is to create a care plan that is as unique as each child and deliver on it.

The ideal candidate will be responsible for providing care to patients while adhering to compliance standards. This candidate should be able to recognize patient needs and prioritize those needs with the needs outlined by physicians. G-Tube experience is required.

Miralta Home Care is a Georgia-based healthcare provider specializing in in-home care services for children with medical needs. They focus on providing personalized, compassionate care, primarily for children with physical or developmental disabilities. Miralta is a licensed Medicaid provider and a GAPP (Georgia Pediatric Program) provider, meaning we can offer services funded through Medicaid for eligible children.

Company Description

Miralta Home Care is a Georgia-based healthcare provider specializing in in-home care services for children with medical needs. They focus on providing personalized, compassionate care, primarily for children with physical or developmental disabilities. Miralta is a licensed Medicaid provider and a GAPP (Georgia Pediatric Program) provider, meaning we can offer services funded through Medicaid for eligible children.