Community Health Nurse - Contractual - PT - Monday-Friday

Maryland Nonprofits; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 36,000 - 44,000; Part time

Job summary

Maryland Nonprofits is seeking a Part-time Community Health Nurse for contractual home visiting to newborns in Baltimore. Start 8/30/26 – End 8/29/27; 17.5 hours per week, Monday–Friday.

The nurse will provide short-term home visiting to families, assess needs across 12 domains, and facilitate referrals to community resources. Strong documentation and coordination with Sinai Hospital are required.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in nursing; MD RN licensure required.
• 2 years’ RN experience; community/home visiting preferred.
• Ability to build trusting relationships with diverse families.
• Spanish language ability preferred.
• Knowledge of infant and child development.

Responsibilities

• Follow Family Connects home visiting protocol and document observations.
• Liaise between Family Connects and Sinai Hospital for scheduling.
• Provide health and physical assessments of mother and baby in the home.
• Assess family needs across 12 domains and make referrals.
• Establish family goals and a supportive family plan.
• Meet with Nurse Supervisor weekly to discuss cases and program implementation.
• Complete required statistical reports and participate in meetings.

Skills

RN licensure MD

Home visiting

Family assessment

Cultural competency

Spanish (preferred)

Documentation

Time management

Communication

Education

Associate degree in Nursing

Bachelor’s degree preferred

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Community Health Nurse - Contractual

Contractual – Start 8/30/26 – End 8/29/27

POSITION: Part time – 17.5 hours – Monday-Friday

SALARY: $40,000 - Annually

DEPARTMENT: Family Based Interventions – Family Connects Maryland

LOCATION: 2108 N. Charles Street, Baltimore MD21218

REPORTS TO: Nurse Manager

SUMMARY: This position provides short term home visiting to all families with newborns delivering at Sinai Hospital. The home visiting nurse will support and assess family needs in 12 domains of physical and psychosocial wellbeing and facilitate referrals and connections to community agencies.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Follow the Family Connects home visiting protocol. Keep records of client observations and activities as required. Document information for family assessments and program evaluation.
• Act as a liaison between Family Connects and Sinai Hospital to ensure that Family Connects scheduling protocol is followed.
• Provide health and physical assessment of mother and baby in the home to determine wellbeing.
• Assess family needs in the 12 domains of physical and psychosocial wellbeing, including depression, substance abuse and domestic violence. Exercise clinical skills in appraising situations and making decisions.
• Establish a trusting relationship with families during home visits to engage families in establishing a family support plan with goals, objectives and activities.
• Apply working knowledge of parent-child interaction, maternal-child health, child development and child abuse/neglect to help families improve parenting skills, increase parenting support, reduce stress and address needs of parents.
• Maintain 8 open home visit slots and conduct and document at least 6 home visits per week.
• Apply effective time management skills, organization and multitasking skills. Documentation is expected to be completed within 24 hours of the visit.
• Meet weekly with the Nurse Supervisor to discuss cases and problem solve issues with program implementation.
• Completes statistical reports as required.
• Attends required staff meetings, training, consultation meetings and conferences.
• Participates in agency work teams as assigned.
• Other job duties as assigned by the Program Manager or Nurse Supervisor.

EDUCATION

• Associate degree in Nursing from an accredited college or university; Bachelor’s Degree preferred
• Current and continual licensure as a registered nurse in the State of Maryland required

EXPERIENCE

• 2 years’ experience as a registered nurse
• Experience working in community-based programs, specifically infant home visiting programs, preferred
• Experience and willingness to work with a culturally diverse population

SKILLS

• Knowledge of nursing theory, process, practice and procedures
• Knowledge of professional nursing standards
• Knowledge of community resources and agencies
• Knowledge of Jewish customs, practices, and traditions
• Acceptance of individual differences
• Knowledge of infant and child development
• Ability to build trusting relationships
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Computer skills including Microsoft Office Suite
• Ability to speak and write fluent Spanish preferred.

WORK ENVIROMENT

• Must be prepared to travel to various program sites, various communities, and participants' homes.
• A driver’s license and insured vehicle is necessary to fulfill the duties and responsibilities for the position.