Weekday Shifts | Pediatric Home Health RN or LPN near St. Cloud
About the role
Pediatric Home Service provides personalized, 1:1 care for children with medical complexities, enabling them to grow and thrive at home. The position is located in St. Cloud, MN (56301) and involves Monday‑Friday 12‑hour shifts caring for a 14‑year‑old client with a g‑tube and port. Shift differentials apply: Weekday nights (Mon‑Fri) +$1/hour, Weekend nights (Sat‑Sun) +$2/hour, Weekend days (Sat‑Sun) +$1/hour.
Responsibilities
- Deliver individualized, one‑on‑one nursing care to medically complex children in their homes.
- Support clients’ health and well‑being at home, school, and in the community.
- Provide care for patients with tracheostomy, ventilator, gastrostomy tube, and port devices.
- Participate in ongoing training and apply specialized skills in ventilator, trach, and g‑tube care.
Requirements
- Current RN or LPN license in good standing.
- Willingness to learn and a compassionate, patient‑focused attitude.
- Pediatric experience is preferred but not required.
Qualifications
Qualifications considered for compensation include license type (RN vs LPN), relevant clinical experience, and overall qualifications that match the role’s demands.
Skills
- Ventilator management and troubleshooting.
- Tracheostomy care.
- Gastrostomy tube (g‑tube) care and feeding.
- Port access and maintenance.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a supportive team.
Benefits
- Flexible scheduling
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Company‑paid life insurance
- 401(k) matching
- 100+ hours of paid time off for full‑time employees in their first year
- Tuition reimbursement
Pay
Base hourly range: $25.00–$31.00 for LPNs and $35.00–$41.00 for RNs, based on license, experience, and qualifications. Shift differentials: Weekday nights (Mon‑Fri) +$1/hour; Weekend nights (Sat‑Sun) +$2/hour; Weekend days (Sat‑Sun) +$1/hour.
Schedule
Monday through Friday, 12‑hour shifts. Flexible scheduling options are available, with night and weekend shift premiums as outlined above.