Pediatric Care Partner — Day Shift

10 Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Inc.; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta in Georgia seeks a patient care professional to join an interdisciplinary team delivering high-quality pediatric care under licensed supervision. The role emphasizes safety, accurate documentation, and compassionate support, with phlebotomy experience preferred.

Ideal candidates hold a high school diploma; certifications may be completed within 30 days. Strong communication, organization, and collaborative skills are essential, and prior pediatric care or

Qualifications

• No minimum experience required
• 2 years pediatric health care experience (preferred)
• Phlebotomy experience (preferred)

Responsibilities

• Assists in the basic delivery of patient care as assigned by licensed professionals, including vital signs, triage, daily weights, feeding/bathing/oral care, linen changes, and transports.
• Operates and maintains department and patient care equipment as assigned.
• Communicates information related to patient care activities and responsibilities for the shift to appropriate personnel.
• Documents tasks, procedures and care provided, and maintains patient care records.
• Participates in ongoing quality improvement efforts and models professional development.
• Supports departmental leadership in staff development and coaching.

Skills

Excellent communication

Organizational skills

Interpersonal skills

Leadership abilities

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta in Georgia seeks a patient care professional to join an interdisciplinary team delivering high-quality pediatric care under licensed supervision. The role emphasizes safety, accurate documentation, and compassionate support, with phlebotomy experience preferred.

Ideal candidates hold a high school diploma; certifications may be completed within 30 days. Strong communication, organization, and collaborative skills are essential, and prior pediatric care or