Part-Time Pediatric Nurse - Silver Spring

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SCHEDULE

The hours of work would be 25 hours per week. We can be flexible about the work days (Monday - Friday) but prefer Wednesdays 8am 5pm and then two other days 8am - 4:30pm.

Under the supervision of the Director of Children & Youth Services, the Registered Nurse Children & Youth Services is responsible for providing skilled nursing care while implementing the medical component of the program.

WORK PERFORMED

• Provide skilled nursing care to children identified as medically fragile, i.e., perform physical assessments, administer medications, monitor and operate medical equipment, and provide emergency interventions as needed.
• Perform nursing duties for all children enrolled in the KFICCC program; assuring their safety and wellbeing as follows:
• Check medical forms of all incoming children to assure complete medical packets are submitted and update immunizations as required by childcare licensing.
• Assure all immunizations are kept current and updated as required by law.
• Administer medications as needed.
• Assess and provide care for injuries, illnesses and potential contagious conditions.
• Post notices in all classrooms regarding reported and/or confirmed contagious diseases within the center.
• Contact families as needed for the purposes of informing them of a child's medical condition and/or illness to include requesting early pick up if needed.
• Document all calls and/or informal conversations with families.
• Communicate with others (Director of Children & Youth Services, Program Administrator, parents, physicians, therapists, childcare staff etc.) in order to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate the quality of care/services provided.
• Attend intake meeting with new families falling under the medical component of the program. Provide information on a medical home model to all new families. Give assistance to families requesting additional help. Provide documentation for the center's grant to show what information was provided and any follow-up assistance given. Develop, implement, and update nursing care plans/documentation.
• Supervise, educate and train the childcare staff and nursing students on the children's medical conditions and in the performance of delegated nursing procedures. Assist in evaluating the medical training program of childcare staff and nursing students and implement any needed changes.
• Under the direction of the teacher, provide classroom therapeutic support as necessitated by the child's therapist and/or special educator. In order to blend in the classroom environment in a natural manner, schedule with the teacher appropriate times to assist with adaptive equipment, feedings and/or therapist recommended procedures.
• Provide ongoing family education, support, and referrals when indicated. Provide and document regular monthly informal trainings and the follow-up results of these trainings. Provide formal parent and/or staff trainings as requested.
• Provide center support for field trips, special programs, fundraising efforts and neighborhood walks.
• Assume responsibility for continuing education, professional development, participation in KFICCC educational staff in-services and contribute to the professional growth of others.
• Perform other duties as assigned by Division Director or Designee

Qualifications:

Registered Nurse (RN) with current licensure in the state of Maryland, current CPR certification, and some professional experience in pediatric nursing

Physical Requirements:

• Must be able to lift and/or carry up to 25 pounds.
• Must be able to withstand prolonged periods of standing, frequent bending, stooping, reaching, pulling and pushing.

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