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The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides one-on-one pediatric nursing care in clients' homes, working autonomously with clinical support from registered nurses. The role includes following care plans, adhering to clinical policies, and offers benefits such as flexible schedules, health coverage, and career advancement opportunities. Care Options for Kids is a pediatric-focused organization emphasizing quality care and nurse well-being across multiple U.S. states.

A private group in Florida is seeking an Interventional Cardiologist skilled in catheterization lab procedures, cardiac and peripheral vascular interventions, and device implantation. The role offers competitive compensation, a manageable call schedule, partnership potential after two years, full benefits, and a retirement plan with employer matching. The position is located near Ocala, Florida, an area known for outdoor recreational opportunities.

This role offers newly graduated Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) and Registered Nurses (RNs) the opportunity to provide pediatric home health care through a specialized training program focused on one-on-one patient care. The position emphasizes autonomy, hands-on clinical instruction, and ongoing mentorship to prepare nurses to deliver high-quality pediatric nursing services in patients' homes. Benefits include flexible scheduling, paid time off, medical coverage, and various employee rewards.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides one-on-one pediatric nursing care in home environments, following care plans and clinical policies under RN supervision. This role emphasizes autonomy, clinical expertise, and strong patient-family relationships, supported by 24/7 resources and professional development opportunities. The position requires valid nursing licensure, TB and CPR certifications, and experience or willingness to train in pediatric medical equipment usage.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides one-on-one pediatric nursing care in clients' homes, working autonomously with clinical support from registered nurses. The role includes following care plans, adhering to clinical policies, and offers benefits such as flexible schedules, health coverage, and career advancement opportunities. Care Options for Kids is a pediatric-focused organization emphasizing quality care and nurse well-being across multiple U.S. states.

The Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant provides rehabilitative care to patients under the supervision of a licensed Physical Therapist, primarily in post-acute care settings. The role requires adherence to state licensure, compliance with healthcare regulations, and collaboration with interdisciplinary teams to ensure patient safety and effective therapy outcomes. Responsibilities include implementing treatment plans, maintaining accurate documentation, and supporting community health initiatives within a network of care facilities.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides one-on-one pediatric nursing care in home environments, following care plans and clinical policies under RN supervision. This role emphasizes autonomy, clinical expertise, and strong patient-family relationships, supported by 24/7 resources and professional development opportunities. The position requires valid nursing licensure, TB and CPR certifications, and experience or willingness to train in pediatric medical equipment usage.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides one-on-one pediatric nursing care in home environments, following care plans and clinical policies under RN supervision. This role emphasizes autonomy, clinical expertise, and strong patient-family relationships, supported by 24/7 resources and professional development opportunities. The position requires valid nursing licensure, TB and CPR certifications, and experience or willingness to train in pediatric medical equipment usage.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides one-on-one pediatric nursing care in home environments, following care plans and clinical policies under RN supervision. This role emphasizes autonomy, clinical expertise, and strong patient-family relationships, supported by 24/7 resources and professional development opportunities. The position requires valid nursing licensure, TB and CPR certifications, and experience or willingness to train in pediatric medical equipment usage.

This role involves using a personal vehicle to provide non-emergency medical transportation for individuals attending healthcare appointments. Drivers enjoy flexible hours, weekly pay, and keep all their earnings without hidden fees while making a positive community impact. Requirements include a valid driver’s license, a qualifying vehicle, a clean driving record, and passing a background check.