14-bed Progressive Rehabilitation Unit uses an interdisciplinary approach to provide comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation. Our patients include those requiring mechanical ventilation and those patients with closed head injury, spinal cord injury, Cerebral Palsy and Spina Bifida.

PICU nurses have the opportunity to care for patients from birth to 21 years of age, utilize state-of-the-art technology, be part of a motivated and highly skilled nursing team, and have autonomy within a teamwork environment. We offer you a focused, critical care based orientation centered around your needs and experience.

To provide age appropriate, clustered care, to premature infants through 2 years of age, in a minimal stimulation environment. To prioritize the infants’ clinical and emotional needs utilizing the nursing Process. To intervene always on the infants behalf within the scope of the Nursing Practice Act. To be a productive member of the multidisciplinary team in helping set and reach patient care goals

Performs intensive care on infants within the scope of the Registered Nurse Practice Act. To provide age appropriate, cluster care to premature infants through 2 years of age, in a minimal stimulation environment. To prioritize the infant’s clinical and emotional needs utilizing the nursing process. To always intervene on the infant’s behalf within the scope of the Nursing Practice Act. To be a productive member of the multidisciplinary team in helping set and reach patient care goals. Graduate of an accredited School of Professional Nursing.  Level III Neonatal Intensive Care experience within the last two years preferred. Graduate Nurses or Registered Nurses without Neonatal experience must successfully complete the North Texas Hospital for Children’s Neonatal Intensive Care Internship. Maintain current standards with American Heart Association in regards to Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Neonatal Resuscitation. Maintain current licensure with the Texas State Board of Nurse examiners.Maintain pediatric resuscitation program skills. If new graduate, must have valid permit to practice registered nursing from Texas Board of Nursing

Category: REGISTERED NURSE

Job Type: Full Time

Director of Correctional Health
Full Time
(MSN) Masters Degree
Experience in Correctional Upper Management

Category: REGISTERED NURSE

Job Type: Full Time

Experienced OR - Day Shift
Full Time

Category: REGISTERED NURSE

Job Type: Full Time

DIRECTOR OF LABORATORY SERVICES - FT -
One of the following CLIA guidelines:
Baccalaureate Degree in medical terminology or a chemical, physical or biological science and 1 year of lab experience.
Completion of a 12 month course of training in such a school.
Completion of 90 semester hrs (meeting certain course requirements), plus one year of experience.
Passing grade on the HEW proficiency exam
Associate Degree in laboratory science.
Preferred: MT (ASCP) or MLT (ASCP) with HEW certification.

Category: REGISTERED NURSE

Job Type: Full Time

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT - FT 

Temporary- Emergency Department; current Texas license and CPR required; emergency medicine experience preferred

Category: REGISTERED NURSE

Job Type: Full Time

SPECIALITY TECHNOLOGIST - FT - 

3-11 with rotating call; current MRT and ARRT required - CT experience preferred

Category: NURSING - LPN / LVN

Job Type: Full Time

Utilizes the standards set forth by the American Nurses Assn. The pediatric LVN will deliver care under the supervision of the RN; care based on the developmental, physical, and psycho-social needs of each patient. The employee performs all services as they may relate to patient care/treatment with consideration for the age/condition of the patient. The employee performs additional tasks/activities as assigned by the RN.Graduate from an accredited school of vocational nursing. Current Licensure in the State of Texas Must have the ability to communicate and care for the neonatal through young adult patients. Requires basic understanding and ability to implement and evaluate care; requires knowledge, ability and judgement necessary to:Exercise judgment within the guidelines within the medical plan of care, dept. policy and licensure practice act. Collect patient data, document, and interface with the RN on a consistent basis. Apply scientific knowledge; use a variety of equipment; and perform multiple technical procedures. Proactively advocate for patients and consistently educate patients/family throughout the continuum of care. Utilize ability to demonstrate and apply the technical, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills necessary to effectively safely care for patients/family and to be an effective member of the interdisciplinary healthcare team.

Category: Anesthesia Tech  FT, Evening/ Weekends

Job Type: Full Time

Provides support to Anesthesiologist and OR staff during procedures. Collaborates with a Peri-operative Nurse to accomplish assignments related to anesthesia supplies, equipment and set up. Has expertise with aseptic technique within the OR Setting. Transports patients to and from OR. Certification a plus

Category: Case Supply Tech          (10am-7pm)

Job Type: Full Time

Pulls disposables for OR cases and sets them up in designated OR rooms. Maintains inventory of core supplies in each room. Pulls add-on cases for current day and next day. High School graduate or equivalent. Must have knowledge of medical terminology. Previous experience in a clinical setting also desired

Category: Central Sterile Tech

Job Type: Full Time

Prepares instruments and packs for sterilization. Operates sterilizers and decontamination equipment. Performs quality control functions. Maintains equipment and supplies pertinent to department function. Answers telephone and communicates messages

Category: Nurse-OR Assistant

Job Type: Full Time

Functions as a aupport person for the OR team. Transports the Pre-Operative patient to the units including neonate, pediatric, adolescent, adult & geriatric. Also transports equipment to and from the OR. Assists in the maintenance of unit records, supplies, and communication. High school diploma or equivalent. Current CPR

Category: OR Surgical Tech
FT - Evening/Weekends

Job Type: Full Time

Collaborates with physician and Registered Nurses to serve in support role within OR. Responsible for supplies, instrumentation and equipment needed for surgical cases. Proficient in surgical environment as surgical assistant passing instruments and assisting the physician during surgical cases.

Category: Pediatrics - Telemetry Tech (PRN)

Job Type: Full Time

Monitor, interpret, & report data from telemetry monitor systems. ·Recognize rhythms with the potential to alter the patient’s physiology and report to licensed staff immediately. ·Document rhythm status per routine, for all changes, and upon request during emergent patient interventions. ·Report changes in pulse oximetry data to appropriate licensed personnel. ·Follow procedure for application to patient & troubleshooting monitoring equipment. ·Perform clerical, technical & communication functions as directed by the licensed staff. ·Act as a unit receptionist ( HUC) when needed ·Maintain stock supplies for monitoring area. ·Maintain a safe work environment. ·Initiate Basic Life Support when necessary. ·This position requires a High School degree or equivalent. ·Rhythm interpretation and communication of changes with the potential to alter the patient’s physiology and report to licensed staff immediately are required. ·BLS for Health Care Providers, required. ·Certified as telemetry technician by recognized program or the organization identified equivalent. ·Competency assessment of rhythm interpretation skills required prior to monitoring patients without supervision of licensed staff. ·This semi-skilled person must be able to communicate with many levels of hospital personnel, patient, and family in an age appropriate manner. ·On the job orientation is necessary with a minimum of two weeks required. ·Must exercise some independent judgment in determining the sequence of job activities within the workday. ·Detect changes in patient rhythm that have the potential to alter physiology

Category: RN - PACU

Job Type: Full Time

Assist the Nurse manager with duties as assigned,to complement the overall running of the operations and clinical duties of the OR.May also function in the role of the charge nurse

Category: CCUS-RN
(7.5 Nights available)

Job Type: Full Time

Perform direct patient care within the scope of the Registered Nurse Practice Act, with emphasis on the Cardiovascular Service Line.  Use therapeutic communication in daily practice.  Maintain a safe and therapeutic Critical Care environment.  Implement and direct care, using the nursing process with emphasis on the needs of individual CCU patients.  Evaluate the effectiveness of the nursing process.  Provide emotional support of the patient and significant others to make informed choices regarding health care.  Promote a supportive CCU environment that treats patients and families with dignity, respect and appreciation of their lifestyle, religion and culture.  Maintain high quality [age specific] care for adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients as assigned.  Delegate tasks to the appropriate caregiver.  Participate in Cardiovascular Department specific initiatives and process improvement.  Provide supervision of new employees, patient care assistants, vocational nurses, nurse technicians, student nurses, and / or nurse externs.  Support the mission, vision, and values of the organization

Performs intensive care on infants within the scope of the Registered Nurse Practice Act. To provide age appropriate, cluster care to premature infants through 2 years of age, in a minimal stimulation environment. To prioritize the infant’s clinical and emotional needs utilizing the nursing process. To always intervene on the infant’s behalf within the scope of the Nursing Practice Act. To be a productive member of the multidisciplinary team in helping set and reach patient care goals. Graduate of an accredited School of Professional Nursing. Level III Neonatal Intensive Care experience within the last two years preferred. Graduate Nurses or Registered Nurses without Neonatal experience must successfully complete the North Texas Hospital for Children’s Neonatal Intensive Care Internship. Maintain current standards with American Heart Association in regards to Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Neonatal Resuscitation. Maintain current licensure with the Texas State Board of Nurse examiners. Maintain pediatric resuscitation program skills.If new graduate, must have valid permit to practice registered nursing from Texas Board of Nursing

Utilizes the standards set forth by the American Nurses Assn. The pediatric nurse will assess, plan, implement and evaluate the plan of care based on the developmental, physical, and psycho-social needs of each patient. This plan of care will fall within the scope of the Registered Nurse Practice Act of Texas. Performs all services as they may relate to patient care/treatment with consideration for the age/condition of the patient. Performs additional tasks/activities as assigned. Graduate from an accredited school of nursing. Current licensure with the BON of the state of Texas or a temporary permit with the BON. Must have the ability to communicate and care for the neonatal through young adult patients. Requires basic understanding and ability to utilize the nursing process; requires knowledge, ability and judgement necessary to: 1) Exercise judgment within the guidelines within the medical plan of care, dept. policy and licensure practice act. 2) Assesses patients in order to plan, intervene, and evaluate care. 3) Apply scientific knowledge; use a variety of equipment; and perform multiple technical procedures. 4) Proactively advocate for patients and consistently educate patients/family throughout the continuum of care. 5) Utilize ability to demonstrate and apply the technical, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills necessary to effectively safely care for patients/family and to be an effective member of the interdisciplinary healthcare team. Must have American Heart Association Healthcare Provider CPR certification

Utilizes the standards set forth by the American Nurses Assn. The pediatric nurse will assess, plan, implement and evaluate the plan of care based on the developmental, physical, and psycho-social needs of each patient. This plan of care will fall within the scope of the Registered Nurse Practice Act of Texas. Performs all services as they may relate to patient care/treatment with consideration for the age/condition of the patient. Performs additional tasks/activities as assigned. Must be a graduate from an accredited school of nursing with a current licensure with the BON of the state of Texas or a temporary permit with the BON. Must have current American Heart Association Healthcare Provider certification. Must have the ability to communicate and care for the neonatal through young adult patients. Requires basic understanding and ability to utilize the nursing process; requires knowledge, ability and judgement necessary to: 1) Exercise judgment within the guidelines within the medical plan of care, dept. policy and licensure practice act 2) Assesses patients in order to plan, intervene, and evaluate care, apply scientific knowledge; use a variety of equipment; and perform multiple technical procedures 3) Proactively advocate for patients and consistently educate patients/family throughout the continuum of care 4) Utilize ability to demonstrate and apply the technical, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills necessary to effectively safely care for patients/family and to be an effective member of the interdisciplinary healthcare team

Utilizes the standards set forth by the American Nurses Assn. The pediatric nurse will assess, plan, implement and evaluate the plan of care based on the developmental, physical, and psycho-social needs of each patient. This plan of care will fall within the scope of the Registered Nurse Practice Act of Texas. Performs all services as they may relate to patient care/treatment with consideration for the age/condition of the patient. Performs additional tasks/activities as assigned. Must be a graduate from an accredited school of nursing with a current licensure with the BON of the state of Texas or a temporary permit with the BON. Must have current American Heart Association Healthcare Provider certification. Must have the ability to communicate and care for the neonatal through young adult patients. Requires basic understanding and ability to utilize the nursing process; requires knowledge, ability and judgement necessary to: 1) Exercise judgment within the guidelines within the medical plan of care, dept. policy and licensure practice act 2) Assesses patients in order to plan, intervene, and evaluate care, apply scientific knowledge; use a variety of equipment; and perform multiple technical procedures 3) Proactively advocate for patients and consistently educate patients/family throughout the continuum of care 4) Utilize ability to demonstrate and apply the technical, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills necessary to effectively safely care for patients/family and to be an effective member of the interdisciplinary healthcare team

Utilizes the standards set forth by the American Nurses Assn. For Pediatric Intensive Care. The RN in PICU will organize, modify, evaluate, document and maintain the plan of care. This plan will fall within the scope of the Registered Nurse Practice Act of Texas. It will include individualized, family centered holistic, supportive and safe care for the pediatric population requiring critical care. Graduate from an accredited school of nursing. Current licensure with the BON of the state of Texas or a temporary permit with the BON. Must have American Heart Association Healthcare Provider CPR certification. ·Must have the ability to communicate and care for the neonatal through young adult critical care patients. ·Apply scientific knowledge; use a variety of equipment; and perform multiple technical procedures. ·Proactively advocate for patients and consistently educate patients/family throughout the continuum of care. ·Utilize ability to demonstrate and apply the technical, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills. ·Handling of hazardous substances and may be required to care for or be exposed to patients receiving Chemo therapeutic agents

Utilizes the standards set forth by the American Nurses Assn. For Pediatric Intensive Care. The RN in PICU will organize, modify, evaluate, document and maintain the plan of care. This plan will fall within the scope of the Registered Nurse Practice Act of Texas. It will include individualized, family centered holistic, supportive and safe care for the pediatric population requiring critical care. Graduate from an accredited school of nursing. Current licensure with the BON of the state of Texas or a temporary permit with the BON. Must have American Heart Association Healthcare Provider CPR certification. ·Must have the ability to communicate and care for the neonatal through young adult critical care patients. ·Apply scientific knowledge; use a variety of equipment; and perform multiple technical procedures. ·Proactively advocate for patients and consistently educate patients/family throughout the continuum of care. ·Utilize ability to demonstrate and apply the technical, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills. ·Handling of hazardous substances and may be required to care for or be exposed to patients receiving Chemo therapeutic agents

Provides immediate post-surgical care of patients ranging from infant to geriatrics (excluding critically ill infants and children) who have had general anesthesia, epidural/spinal anesthesia and IV sedation. Monitors all patients for airway and pain management. Proficient in interpretation of EKG changes, lab values and hemodynamic monitoring. Provides post anesthesia care to patients receiving high-risk intravenous therapies and blood components

Provides leadership for service staff ensuring the quality and integrity of care delivered. Develops plan of care for service based upon RN assessment / re-assessment. Is responsible fore fiscal and human resource allocation based on guidelines. Manages and supports all Newborn Nursery staff. Previous management experience in a Level ll or Level lll Nursery highly desired. NRP certification required. Must have excellent computer and organizational skills

Exciting opportunity for a Master’s prepared nurse with pediatric clinical and /or staff development experience! Enjoy the rewards of teaching and mentoring others and being a part of the Nursing Education Department in Arkansas’s only pediatric hospital!  Work with unit-based pediatric nursing specialists, managers, and others to develop and implement orientation and ongoing training programs for our very dynamic and highly skilled pediatric nursing staff! Network with pediatric nursing faculty peers in other major children’s hospitals across the nation in developing and testing new and improved methods of staff development!

Challenging opportunity for  Registered Nurses in the Operating Room (O.R.) at .  The surgical program expansion will include 12 operating rooms and 4 procedure rooms for GI, dental and laser services.  The O.R.  supports a wide variety of surgical specialties, including General Pediatric Surgery, Otolaryngology, Urology, Orthopedics, Neurosurgery, Ophthalmology, Cardio-Vascular Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Gynecology, Dental Care and Laser Procedures

Our 53-bed Neonatal Intensive Care Unit provides a spacious patient care environment incorporating unique design features and the most up-to-date equipment, technology and practice philosophy. We provide family-focused care in a minimal stimulation environment.

Our 16-bed Hematology/Oncology is the only Pediatric Hematology/Oncology unit in the state of Arkansas. The primary diagnoses for the unit are oncology related, but we also serve a variety of hematology diagnoses such as sickle cell disease and hemophilia. We have state-of-the-art Bone Marrow Transplant rooms and currently perform allogenic, autologous and stem cell transplants. This unit is fast paced and ideal for someone looking to challenge and expand their nursing skills.

An 11-bed unit that provides nursing care for patients up to age 21 with neurologic and neurosurgical diagnoses, including brain tumors, head and spinal injuries and epilepsy. This unique and challenging unit includes four beds that offer specialized Video EEG Telemetry.