What are the responsibilities and job description for the Pediatric Caregiver- PRN position at The Kidz Club PPEC?
We are looking for engaging caregivers to lead our childcare efforts to promote fun and stimulating programming within our pediatric skilled nursing facility!
The Caregiver is an essential role in the total quality client/family coordination of care in a multidisciplinary method under the supervision of the nursing staff and the program coordinator. The Caregiver provides direct client care and is responsible for providing assistance with activities of daily living that promotes the child's independence. Our Caregivers encourage engagement in developmentally appropriate activities and collaborate in the planning of a daily schedule.
Qualifications
- The ability to communicate effectively both verbally and written in a clear, concise, and easily understood manner
- Basic personal computer skills and comfort with learning electronic charting systems
- Childcare and/or Healthcare experience preferred
- A current negative Tuberculosis test (PPD) is required
- Current CPR (Basic Life Support) is required.
Benefits:
- Paid Time Off for Full-Time Employees
- 401K and Student Loan Reimbursement Available for Full-Time and PRN Employees
- Health Benefits or HRA
- Vision and Dental Benefits
- Life Insurance (Basic and Voluntary)
- Long-Term Care with Death Benefit
- FSA - Dependent Care
- Short- and Long-Term Disability Insurance packages available for Full-Time Employees
- Evelyn Mae Williamson Continuing Education Scholarship
The Kidz Club PPEC provides daily skilled nursing care for children, ages birth to under 21, who have been diagnosed with medical complexities. PPECs initiate daily conversation among pediatricians, therapists, and family, providing continuity of care through case management, skilled nursing, and enrichment for the betterment of the child.
Join us in our effort to provide innovative PPEC services, benefit from our investment in our employees through continuing education, and grow your skills within the field of pediatric healthcare.