Pediatric Nursing Care Coordinator

Kids for the Future; Rosemont (PA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Kids for the Future is seeking a Pediatric Health Care Coordinator (nursing) to lead resident-focused monitoring and data collection in line with physician orders and pediatric care plans.

The role requires nursing licensure in Pennsylvania, CPR certification within 6 months, and ability to work across shifts to ensure seamless care for developmentally delayed children with complex medical needs. Collaboration with the IDT and families is essential.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited school of nursing.
• Must maintain a current Pennsylvania Nursing license (LPN or RN).
• CPR certification within 6 months of employment.
• Exhibits flexibility with regard to scheduled work assignments, overtime, or atypical shifts.
• Is dependable and attends regularly scheduled meetings.
• Must be able to read, write and understand work instructions in English.
• Must be familiar with Microsoft Office.
• Ability to lift/carry >50 lbs and move up to 200 lbs with assistance.
• Standing, walking, bending, twisting and adaptability to changing hours.

Responsibilities

• Monitor residents and collect assessment data per physician orders and changes in condition.
• Communicate assessment findings to care teams, physicians, and families.
• Evaluate resident responses to treatments and interventions.
• Ensure nursing documentation meets regulatory and facility standards.
• Coordinate with IDT and nursing leadership to optimize care for pediatric residents.
• Provide supervision and support to staff nurses in pediatric disability care.

Skills

CPR certification

English literacy

Microsoft Office

Flexibility

Dependable/attendance

Physical strength

Education

Registered Nurse license (PA)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Kids for the Future is seeking a Pediatric Health Care Coordinator (nursing) to lead resident-focused monitoring and data collection in line with physician orders and pediatric care plans.

The role requires nursing licensure in Pennsylvania, CPR certification within 6 months, and ability to work across shifts to ensure seamless care for developmentally delayed children with complex medical needs. Collaboration with the IDT and families is essential.