Clinical Educator, Pediatrics
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Lead and facilitate clinical simulation scenarios, hands-on lab instruction, and return demonstrations for field staff in the pediatric skilled nursing setting.
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Deliver education for pediatric airway management, tracheostomy care, ventilator care, enteral feeding, medication administration, seizure precautions, infection prevention, and other high-acuity home care skills.
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Serve as a clinical resource for the pediatric team and support RN staff, trainees, and other caregivers through orientation, onboarding, mentoring, and ongoing education.
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Develop, coordinate, and update training materials, learning pathways, competency tools, and skill validation processes aligned with BAYADA clinical standards.
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Provide training and support specific to pediatric trach and vent cases, making prior trach/vent experience especially valuable in this role.
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Support new hire orientation and help prepare each Registered Nurse for success in the home care environment.
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Conduct clinical chart review, documentation review, utilization review support, and follow-up education to reinforce quality, compliance, and best practices.
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Partner with office leadership to identify trends, support quality improvement initiatives, and strengthen clinical outcomes and patient safety.
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Reinforce sound clinical judgment, family-centered care, professionalism, and safe independent practice in the field.
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Help ensure pediatric field staff are well prepared to care for medically fragile children with complex needs in the home
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A pediatric RN workforce that is clinically prepared, supported, and confident in caring for medically complex clients.
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Stronger onboarding and orientation experiences for each new Registered Nurse joining the team.
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Consistent competency validation for core pediatric skilled nursing skills, including trach and vent support.
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Improved caregiver readiness, stronger clinical judgment, and enhanced patient safety in the home setting.
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A trusted Clinical Educator presence who can coach, develop, and elevate the performance of every RN supported by the office.
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Current RN license in good standing required.
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Registered Nurse with a BSN required; MSN preferred.
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Minimum of two years of staff development, clinical education, or nursing education experience required.
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Strong pediatric clinical background required.
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Pediatric tracheostomy and ventilator experience strongly preferred.
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Prior experience in home health, private duty nursing, pediatric skilled nursing, or medically complex pediatric care strongly preferred.
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Experience with field staff orientation, clinical chart review, utilization review reporting, and performance improvement planning preferred.
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Demonstrated ability to teach, coach, mentor, and evaluate clinical performance.
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Strong assessment, critical thinking, communication, and organizational skills
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BAYADA Home Health Care offers the stability and structure of a national company with the values and culture of a family-owned business.
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Award-winning workplace with recognition from major national publications and employer-review platforms.
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Weekly pay.
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Mission-driven culture centered on compassion, reliability, and excellence.
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Strong employee recognition programs, staff celebrations, and meaningful connection to our mission.
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Inclusion and belonging through employee resource councils and community groups.
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Growth opportunities including advancement, continued education, webinars, and learning resources.
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Explore benefits here: BAYADA Benefits
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