Pediatric Licensed Practical Nurse Jobs
Pediatric Licensed Practical Nurse jobs are open across hospitals, outpatient clinics, pediatric specialty practices, and home health agencies, from new-grad to experienced LPN, with specializations in pediatric med-surg, developmental disabilities, and immunizations. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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What we are looking for
We currently have an 8 year old female client in the Fort Mill/ Tega Cay area. She is diagnosed with TBI and seizure disorder. This client is non-verbal, has a G-Tube for fluids, eats by mouth and needs assistance with all ADLs. The schedule is 3-4 days a week flexible on hours!
Who we are
Axcess is a home care provider that services children with special needs and disabilities across the state of South Carolina. We are contracted with Community Long Term Care and the Department of Disabilities and Special Needs to provide care to children who qualify for aide services. We are hiring for multiple children across the state so please be sure to check all our listings.
What we do
Our goal is to provide compassionate nursing care to children while giving parents piece of mind during your visit. Each child is unique in the activities they need assistance with but may include:
~medication administration~catheter care~tracheostomy care~wound care~ventilator care~assistance with ADLs~accompanying parents to appointments and therapies
As a Home Care RN, you may also be required to assist with light housekeeping and laundry as well. This service is aimed to help the child and the parents/guardians.
Qualifications
To be qualified as a Home Care RN you must:
- Have an active RN license to practice in SC
- Have one year of clinical experience
- Annual TB tests; if expired Axcess covers the cost of the test
- Have current CPR certification; if expired Axcess can direct you to training sites
- Pass a background (SLED) check
- Pass a drug test
- Be physically able to provide care to a child with special needs
- Have a valid drivers license and insured transportation
Axcess strives to maintain a positive work environment with telephone assistance from 8am until midnight 7 days a week for any issues that should arise.
Other benefits include:
- Weekly pay every FRIDAY by direct deposit. Debit cards available if needed.
- No out-of-pocket expenses for background check, DMV check, drug test, TB test, etc.
- Electronic time management so no trips to an office to submit timesheets.
- In-person appointments just once a year for education and annual requirements. All other education is done via a mobile app.
- Insurance benefits after probationary period IF working more than 30 hours a week
- PAID Training
Then THIS is the JOB for you!
What we are looking for
We currently have an 8 year old female client in the Fort Mill/ Tega Cay area. She is diagnosed with TBI and seizure disorder. This client is non-verbal, has a G-Tube for fluids, eats by mouth and needs assistance with all ADLs. The schedule is 3-4 days a week flexible on hours!
Who we are
Axcess is a home care provider that services children with special needs and disabilities across the state of South Carolina. We are contracted with Community Long Term Care and the Department of Disabilities and Special Needs to provide care to children who qualify for aide services. We are hiring for multiple children across the state so please be sure to check all our listings.
What we do
Our goal is to provide compassionate nursing care to children while giving parents piece of mind during your visit. Each child is unique in the activities they need assistance with but may include:
~medication administration~catheter care~tracheostomy care~wound care~ventilator care~assistance with ADLs~accompanying parents to appointments and therapies
As a Home Care RN, you may also be required to assist with light housekeeping and laundry as well. This service is aimed to help the child and the parents/guardians.
Qualifications
To be qualified as a Home Care RN you must:
- Have an active RN license to practice in SC
- Have one year of clinical experience
- Annual TB tests; if expired Axcess covers the cost of the test
- Have current CPR certification; if expired Axcess can direct you to training sites
- Pass a background (SLED) check
- Pass a drug test
- Be physically able to provide care to a child with special needs
- Have a valid drivers license and insured transportation
Axcess strives to maintain a positive work environment with telephone assistance from 8am until midnight 7 days a week for any issues that should arise.
Other benefits include:
- Weekly pay every FRIDAY by direct deposit. Debit cards available if needed.
- No out-of-pocket expenses for background check, DMV check, drug test, TB test, etc.
- Electronic time management so no trips to an office to submit timesheets.
- In-person appointments just once a year for education and annual requirements. All other education is done via a mobile app.
- Insurance benefits after probationary period IF working more than 30 hours a week
- PAID Training
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Who's Hiring
- Care Options For Kids74
- Pediatric Home Service63
- Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health42
- Bayada Home Health Care25
- Home, Hope & Healing24
Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services50
- Education1
- Non-Profit & Social Services1
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in pediatric licensed practical nurse jobs.
- Active LPN or LVN license in the state of employment
- Current CPR and Basic Life Support certification from an accredited provider
- Minimum one year of clinical experience in a pediatric or acute care setting
- Proficiency in pediatric vital sign assessment and age-appropriate patient monitoring
- Experience with electronic health record documentation systems
- Strong communication skills for working with pediatric patients and their families
Tips for Your Pediatric Licensed Practical Nurse Job Search
Tailor your resume for pediatric settings
Generic LPN resumes lose out to ones that name specific pediatric populations you've worked with, such as neonates, school-age children, or adolescents with chronic conditions. List your NCLEX-PN license state, CPR certification, and any pediatric-specific software you've used.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists pediatric licensed practical nurse openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Highlight age-specific assessment skills
Hiring managers in pediatric units want LPNs who can document developmental milestones, perform age-appropriate vital sign assessments, and communicate clearly with parents and guardians. Call these out explicitly in your resume's skills section, not buried in job descriptions.
Target postings by care setting carefully
Pediatric LPN roles in home health, school nursing, and inpatient units each require different clinical competencies. Filter your search by care setting so you're applying to roles where your hands-on experience actually aligns, rather than sending the same resume everywhere.
Prepare for scenario-based interview questions
Pediatric LPN interviews frequently include questions about managing a distressed child or communicating a care update to an anxious parent. Practice brief, structured responses using a real situation from your clinical or work history to show judgment under pressure.
Negotiate schedule and unit fit, not just pay
Pediatric units often run rotating shifts or on-call requirements that differ from adult floors. Ask directly about shift structure, patient-to-nurse ratios, and float pool expectations during your offer conversation so you start in a setting that matches how you work best.
Pediatric Licensed Practical Nurse Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most pediatric licensed practical nurses?
Care Options For Kids, Pediatric Home Service, and Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health are hiring the most pediatric licensed practical nurses right now, with openings concentrated in Texas, Florida, and New Jersey, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Pediatric specialty hospitals and large health systems tend to post the highest volume of LPN openings consistently.
How many pediatric licensed practical nurse jobs are remote?
About 1% of pediatric licensed practical nurse openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with most remote opportunities concentrated in telehealth triage, care coordination, and pediatric case management roles rather than direct hands-on clinical positions.
How do you become a pediatric licensed practical nurse?
To become a pediatric licensed practical nurse, you complete a state-approved practical nursing program, pass the NCLEX-PN exam, and obtain your LPN or LVN license in your state. From there, you gain pediatric-specific experience through clinical rotations, entry-level hospital positions, or home health roles that serve pediatric populations, building toward specialized placements in children's hospitals or pediatric outpatient clinics.
Can you get a pediatric licensed practical nurse job with little experience?
Yes, some pediatric LPN roles are open to new graduates, particularly in pediatric home health, school nursing programs, and outpatient clinics that offer structured orientation. Highlighting any pediatric clinical rotations, volunteer work with children, or certifications like Pediatric First Aid on your resume strengthens your candidacy when your direct work history is limited.
What does the pediatric licensed practical nurse interview process look like?
The interview process typically includes a phone screen with a recruiter, followed by one or two in-person or video interviews with a nurse manager and sometimes a clinical educator. Expect scenario-based questions about managing pediatric patients in distress, communicating with parents, and prioritizing tasks during a busy shift, along with a review of your license status and certifications.
Where can I find and apply to pediatric licensed practical nurse jobs?
You can find and apply to pediatric licensed practical nurse jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that fit your experience level, care setting preference, and location, then apply directly to each opening that matches.
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