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Licensed Practical Nurse - Hospital at Home

Pittsburgh, PA 15202 | 40.500610369 | -80.06465591

 

HICU® Health Services LPNs at BAYADA earn a salary of $40-$45 per hour.​

Be the pediatric nurse you always wanted to be at BAYADA Home Health!  

BAYADA Home Health Care has immediate opportunities on our HICU® Health Services team for LPNs interested in helping infants and young children transition from the hospital to home in the Pittsburgh, PA area! ​

As an ICU or high-tech pediatric  nurse, you have chosen a challenging, yet rewarding career.  Now, experience what it is like to bring those pediatric clients home! The HICU® Health Services Hospital at Home ICU Nurse works in a team-based environment acting as an extension of a hospital care team, delivering quality skilled nursing care to clients at home. As a HICU® nurse, you have the opportunity to deliver quality care to clients and their family for the initial weeks of homecare, while providing extensive training to the family and ongoing care team. Children should live at home, and you can be part of that!​

We are proud to offer our HICU® Health Services Hospital at Home ICU Nurses:​

  • Weekly pay
  • Caring for patients one-on-one
  • Scholarship and development opportunities, free courses, and on-the-job training
  • A caring team environment that focuses on your growth and development
  • Stable and supportive work environment
  • 401(k) with company match
  • $2400 nurse referral bonus

Compensation & Schedule:

  • Competitive pay ranges
  • Full-time and part-time scheduling

Benefits: *

  • Health Insurance: Medical, dental, vision, prescription coverage, FSA and HSA options
  • Recognition & Rewards: Recognition and Nurse Hero programs; referral bonuses
  • Paid Time Off: PTO (paid time off), paid holidays, vacation, and sick leave
  • Reimbursements: mileage reimbursement or schedule-specific benefits
  • Life Insurance: Employer-paid life insurance
  • Wellness: Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

*Benefits vary by position. Speak to a recruiter to discover all the benefits available to you.

Qualifications for HICU® Health Services Hospital at Home ICU Nurses:​

  • Have a current license as a Licensed Practical Nurse
  • Have a least one year of verifiable work experience as an LPN
  • NICU, PICU, ICU, or home care trach/vent experience preferred
  • Demonstrated competence in infusion and tracheostomy/ventilator care (demonstrated in home or lab)

Thrive in a Culture That Cares:  

We put your well-being first, fostering an inclusive and collaborative environment of belonging where you can achieve your goals. Don't just take our word for it: 

  • Rated 3.8 stars on Indeed & Glassdoor 
  • Newsweek's Greatest Workplace for Overall, Women, Parents & Families, Diversity 
  • Forbes Best Employers for Veterans 

BAYADA recognizes and rewards our LPNs who set and maintain the highest standards of excellence.  

We can’t wait to meet you!  

 

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