Meanwhile Across Town...

At a dim-light restaurant designed exclusively for date nights, a man and a woman, a husband and a wife, sat at an irregularly small table. They had completed their meals, and for a brief moment in time – the first one in over 4 months – they felt content with where they were at. The man smiled at his wife as she tilted her head to rest her chin on her folded hands. “Everything is going to be alright,” he said. She let out a deep sigh and replied, “I believe so.”

Meanwhile, 18.4 miles across town, a nurse is bent over the hum and drum of a machine. The blue light from the user interface lights her face up in blue. The nurses furrowed brow, the nurses concentration, the nurses focus, all of it a tell tale sign that the nurse knows what to look for. A couple more moments… There. Okay then. Everything is the way it is supposed to be. This night, the sleeping child is smiling! What makes this night different? The nurse monitors the medical equipment and checks the chart. Everything is in order. Everything is in place. The nurse brushes the hair from the little child’s forehead and whispers into the night calm, “You are going to be alright, little one.”

We are now hiring Pediatric Home Healthcare RN’s and LVN’s for the Amarillo and surrounding areas including, Dumas, Borger, Pampa, Shamrock, and Childress. Many Full Time and PRN positions are available.

Requirements:

Must be licensed as an RN or LVN in the State of Texas - Home health or private duty nursing preferred - CPR Certification - Must posses a valid Texas Driver's License and Auto Insurance - Must be eligible to work in the United States

Benefits:

Competitive Pay - Direct Deposit - Medical, Dental - Vision, Life; Supplemental Insurance through Aflac - Flexible Schedules - PTO; Holiday Pay; Overtime; Nights and Weekend Differentials; Paid Training

Job Duties:

Our Home Care Nurses are responsible for delivering the highest quality patient care according to the specific orders of each patient's individual physician. This is a perfect opportunity for you to lead them in expanding on any pediatric home care experience that they may have while making a positive and much-needed difference in the lives of children and their families. At Children’s Home Healthcare, you will never be “just a gear in the medical machine,” instead; your impact is felt through the lives of our patients, for the rest of their lives. Leave an imprint; leave a legacy!

Our Mission: 

We believe families deserve the utmost respect and attention. Not only do we provide skilled and professional services, we are also committed to compassionate care. We value our employees and their contributions as professional nurses, the providers who entrust to us the care of their patients and the community with whom we partner to create a healthier future.

Children’s Home Healthcare is a pediatric home healthcare agency for medically complex children. We specialize in pediatric skilled nursing care, neonatal care, ventilator and tracheostomy care, gastric feedings, infusion therapy, skilled nursing visits and patient education and training for medically complex children. Patients suffering from these disorders require specialized and intensive treatment over an extended period of time. We also provide effective education and clinical services and support to assure today’s children have every opportunity to succeed tomorrow.

Children’s Home Healthcare was established in January of 2005 in Amarillo, Texas responding to the need to provide focused, quality pediatric nursing care to medically fragile children throughout the Texas Panhandle. The overwhelming response by the community to the mission of the company quickly led to Children’s Home Healthcare success in being recognized as the premier provider of Pediatric Home Healthcare in the State of Texas. Today we provide Pediatric Home Healthcare in the greater Amarillo, Dallas, North Texas, and San Antonio, TX areas. We are a Texas company; and we serve Texas children – we are one of you!

Children's Home Health Care is an EEOC Employer.?