Pediatric Palliative Care APRN – Field-Based

Navianhawaii; Honolulu, Northern (HI, KY); On-site; USD 108,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Navian Hawaii is seeking a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (Full Time) to provide pediatric hospice and palliative care in the field, traveling to patient homes and facilities across Oahu. The role requires Hawaii RN and APN licenses, DEA/NED certification, NPI enrollment, and 2 years of direct pediatric care, with HPNA preferred.

On-call, weekends, and holidays may be required. Responsibilities include consulting with families, collaborating with primary care and medical directors, documenting

Qualifications

• Valid RN license in the State of Hawai'i.
• Advanced Practice Nurse license in Hawai'i is required.
• DEA and state prescriptive authority with NPI enrollment.
• Two years of direct pediatric patient care experience; hospice/palliative preferred.
• HPNA certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a consultant to patients, families and staff on end-of-life care and symptom management.
• Provide direct pediatric hospice/palliative care in collaboration with physicians and care team.
• Prescribe or recommend drugs and treatment plans as appropriate.
• Document findings and formulate care plans in coordination with Medical Director.
• participate in Interdisciplinary Team meetings and on-call coverage as needed.

Skills

Pediatric care

On-call coverage

Patient and family collaboration

End-of-life care

Education

RN license Hawai'i

APN license Hawai'i

DEA/State NED certification

NPI enrollment

HPNA certification (preferred)

Job description

Navian Hawaii is seeking a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (Full Time) to provide pediatric hospice and palliative care in the field, traveling to patient homes and facilities across Oahu. The role requires Hawaii RN and APN licenses, DEA/NED certification, NPI enrollment, and 2 years of direct pediatric care, with HPNA preferred.

On-call, weekends, and holidays may be required. Responsibilities include consulting with families, collaborating with primary care and medical directors, documenting