Pediatric APRN Coordinator: Policy, QI & EBP Leadership
Advocate Health
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Job summary
Advocate Aurora Health is seeking a Pediatric APRN to lead pediatric nursing initiatives and collaborate with senior leaders to advance care quality. The role involves guiding interprofessional teams, developing policies, and driving evidence-based practice across pediatric inpatient services.
The position requires an MSN APRN with strong data analysis, education, and mentoring skills, plus a Illinois RN license and current BLS/PALS certifications. Travel may be required.
Qualifications
- MSN APRN required with pediatric focus.
- Minimum 4 years in APRN nursing, with pediatrics preferred.
- RN license held in state where employed; BLS/ACLS may be required.
Responsibilities
- Consult with senior leadership to assess system issues and models of care.
- Lead/interprofessional teams to deliver integrated pediatric care.
- Develop/revise pediatric nursing policies and guidelines for change.
- Analyze clinical data to drive quality improvement and research.
- Plan, develop, and deliver training and education.
- Provide pediatric nursing consultation for new initiatives to improve outcomes.
- Engage direct-care nurses to implement planned changes.
- Participate in continuing professional development for pediatrics.
- Promote evidence-based pediatric nursing practice.
- Collaborate on monitoring and improving quality, safety, and care.
- Seek opportunities for research dissemination at conferences.
- Mentor others in quality improvement, EBP, innovation, and research.
Skills
Education
Job description
Advocate Aurora Health is seeking a Pediatric APRN to lead pediatric nursing initiatives and collaborate with senior leaders to advance care quality. The role involves guiding interprofessional teams, developing policies, and driving evidence-based practice across pediatric inpatient services.
The position requires an MSN APRN with strong data analysis, education, and mentoring skills, plus a Illinois RN license and current BLS/PALS certifications. Travel may be required.
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