Jobs at Pediatric Home Service (PHS)

Delivers, installs, and explains durable medical equipment and oxygen supplies in patients’ homes. Conducts equipment safety checks, environmental assessments, follow-up visits, maintenance exchanges, and diagnostic study coordination. Troubleshoots equipment issues, completes documentation, and responds to emergency calls with clinical support. Requires a valid driver’s license, healthcare-related associate degree preferred, familiarity with medical documentation systems, and map-navigation skills.

Provide one-on-one pediatric home health care for a medically complex one-year-old child in Louisburg, Kansas, Monday through Friday during daytime hours. Responsibilities include supporting children with ventilators, tracheostomies, and gastrostomy tubes. The employer provides specialized hands-on training, 24/7 support, flexible scheduling, and benefits. Pediatric nursing experience is helpful but not required.

Provide one-on-one pediatric home health care to a medically complex five-year-old with a G-tube during Saturday–Monday day shifts. Nurses receive hands-on training in ventilator, tracheostomy, and G-tube care, along with 24/7 clinical support. Pediatric experience is preferred but not required.

Supervises pediatric home-care nursing staff, provides clinical guidance, coordinates individualized care plans, mentors caregivers, supports clients and families, promotes regulatory compliance and quality outcomes, and collaborates with interdisciplinary teams.

Provide one-on-one pediatric home health care for a medically complex five-year-old with a G-tube. Deliver safe, compassionate nursing support in the home, with potential care involving ventilators and tracheostomies. Complete specialized hands-on training, collaborate with the support team, and work flexible full-time, part-time, or PRN schedules. Pediatric nursing experience is preferred but not required.

Provide one-on-one pediatric home healthcare for an 11-year-old with a G-tube. Deliver safe, compassionate care in the home and community, with responsibilities potentially involving ventilator, tracheostomy, and G-tube care. Full-time, part-time, and PRN schedules are available, with specialized hands-on training and 24/7 clinical support provided. Pediatric nursing experience is helpful but not required.

Supervises pediatric home-health nursing services by guiding field staff, coordinating individualized care plans, educating caregivers and families, supporting clinical outcomes, ensuring regulatory compliance, and partnering with interdisciplinary teams. The role also provides mentorship, consultation, and leadership across branch locations.

Obtains prior authorizations, medical necessity statements, and supporting documentation for pediatric home health orders. Communicates with providers, reviews records for completeness and compliance, maintains patient files, resolves documentation barriers, and coordinates with internal teams. Manages multiple requests while protecting confidential health information and delivering responsive service to patients, families, and referral partners.

Provides one-to-one pediatric home health nursing for children ages 1–21 with complex medical needs, including tracheostomies, ventilators, and gastrostomy tubes. Responsibilities include delivering individualized care in the home, supporting children’s daily activities and development, collaborating with families and care teams, and completing specialized clinical training. Positions are available full time, part time, and PRN across multiple Nebraska locations.

Provide one-to-one pediatric home health nursing for children ages 1–21 with complex medical needs, including tracheostomy, ventilator, and gastrostomy tube care. Nurses receive specialized hands-on training, mentorship, and 24/7 support. The role offers flexible full-time, part-time, and PRN shifts across western Nebraska, including days, nights, evenings, and weekends.

Manage full-cycle recruiting across multiple locations for clinical, operational, customer service, driver, technician, and corporate roles. Responsibilities include sourcing active and passive candidates, screening, coordinating interviews, managing offers, building talent pipelines, advising hiring managers, monitoring recruiting data, improving candidate flow, and supporting hiring events, school partnerships, employer branding, and workforce planning initiatives.

Provides one-on-one pediatric home health care for a medically complex four-year-old with a G-tube and tracheostomy. The nurse delivers overnight care, supports the child’s safety and comfort at home, and collaborates with the care team. Specialized hands-on training in ventilator, tracheostomy, and G-tube care is provided, and prior pediatric experience is helpful but not required.

Provide one-to-one pediatric home health nursing for medically complex children. Responsibilities include caring for a one-year-old with G-tube, TPN, oxygen, and other potential respiratory needs; supporting safe development at home; and collaborating with families and the care team. Specialized training in ventilator, tracheostomy, and G-tube care is provided, with 24/7 support. Flexible day and night shifts are available in Arlington.

Provides one-to-one pediatric home health care for an infant with a G-tube in Princeton, Texas. Responsibilities include private-duty nursing, monitoring complex medical needs, supporting safe care at home, and partnering with the child’s family and care team. Specialized training in ventilator, tracheostomy, and G-tube care is provided, and prior pediatric experience is preferred but not required.

Provides hands-on nursing care for medically fragile and technology-dependent children in a pediatric medical daycare. Responsibilities include administering medications, respiratory treatments, and G-tube feedings; monitoring and documenting patient conditions; responding to changes; supporting families; maintaining a safe environment; assisting with emergency protocols; and collaborating with RNs, physicians, therapists, social workers, and leadership.

Provides one-on-one pediatric home health care for children ages 1–21 with medical complexities, including tracheostomies, ventilators, and gastrostomy tubes. Nurses work day, night, evening, or weekend shifts in the Kansas City region. The employer provides specialized hands-on training, 24/7 support, flexible scheduling, benefits, and tuition reimbursement. Pediatric nursing experience is helpful but not required.

Provide one-on-one pediatric home health and private duty nursing for children ages 1–21 with complex medical needs, including tracheostomy, ventilator, and gastrostomy tube care. Nurses work flexible day, night, evening, weekend, or PRN shifts, receive specialized hands-on training and 24/7 support, and help children safely live at home, attend school, and thrive with their families.

Supervises the documentation and medical records team, providing coaching, scheduling, training, and daily operational support. Leads audits, quality improvement initiatives, workflow enhancements, and policy updates while ensuring accurate EHR documentation, HIPAA compliance, and confidentiality. Partners with leadership on training, system utilization, staffing, and process concerns, and resolves escalated documentation requests while supporting routine department functions.

Provide one-on-one pediatric home nursing care for medically complex children in Grand Island, Nebraska. Responsibilities include caring for children with tracheostomies, ventilators, and G-tubes during weekday or overnight shifts. The employer provides specialized hands-on training, 24/7 support, and flexible scheduling. Pediatric experience is beneficial but not required.

Provides direct pediatric nursing care for medically complex and technology-dependent children. Assesses patients, develops and updates care plans, administers medications and treatments, manages infusions and IV lines, educates families, coordinates with physicians, delegates tasks, maintains documentation, and enforces safety and infection-control standards. Also conducts transport assessments, accompanies children during facility transportation, manages emergencies, checks emergency equipment and supplies, and supports transport scheduling.