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Continuum Pediatric Nursing in Grand Rapids is seeking a part-time, on-site Registered Nurse to provide in-home pediatric care. The RN will perform comprehensive assessments, administer medications, monitor vital signs, and manage complex medical equipment as prescribed by the physician.
Daily responsibilities include implementing individualized care plans and educating families. The nurse will collaborate with physicians, therapists, and care coordinators to ensure continuity of care, while
Continuum Pediatric Nursing was founded over 30 years ago on the belief that many children thrive best with highly skilled nursing care in their own homes. The organization focuses on providing physician-directed pediatric home care that supports both the emotional and physical well-being of young patients by keeping them with their families in familiar surroundings. Continuum Pediatric Nursing has set the standard for pediatric home care in the Washington DC/Baltimore MD metropolitan areas and has expanded its innovative care model to multiple regions, including Pittsburgh, Chicago, Charleston, Charlotte/Asheville, Galloway, and Norfolk/Virginia Beach. The company is JCAHO accredited, Medicare/Medicaid certified, and widely endorsed by families, discharge planners, case managers, and major insurance companies. Nurses joining Continuum Pediatric Nursing become part of a team committed to compassionate, high-quality pediatric care in the home setting.
This part-time, on-site Registered Nurse role is based in the Grand Rapids Metropolitan Area and focuses on providing in-home pediatric nursing care. The Registered Nurse will perform comprehensive assessments, administer medications and treatments, monitor vital signs, and manage complex medical equipment as prescribed by the physician. Daily responsibilities include implementing individualized care plans, documenting patient status and interventions, and collaborating with physicians, therapists, and care coordinators to ensure continuity of care. The nurse will educate families on disease processes, home care procedures, and safety practices, while offering emotional support and guidance to caregivers. The role also involves adhering to all regulatory standards, infection control protocols, and agency policies to maintain a safe, high-quality care environment.