RN-Float (Pediatrics) – Shape the Future of Child Healthcare in Orlando

RN-Float (Pediatrics) – Shape the Future of Child Healthcare in Orlando Join Orlando’s premier 100-bed pediatric hospital, home to the city’s only 24-hour Pediatric Emergency Department. As an RN-Float, you’ll leverage your expertise in a dynamic, innovative environment driven by family partnership and the latest healthcare technology. Why You’ll Love This Role: Children’s Healthcare Excellence: Care for diverse, complex pediatric cases in a purpose-built, state-of-the-art hospital. Family-Centered Approach: Collaborate in healing spaces uniquely designed with direct family input—blending compassion, nature, and innovation. Clinical Autonomy & Impact: Exercise independent judgment in fast-paced, multidisciplinary care teams, with opportunities to influence care standards and policy. Growth & Leadership: Thrive with structured mentorship, research participation, evidence-based practice, and leadership roles on committees and councils. Commitment to Inclusion: Advance care in an organization fervently dedicated to diversity, advocacy, and honoring every patient’s and family’s unique story. About You: You’re a Florida-licensed RN, BLS/PALS/ACLS certified, with pediatric critical care experience. You thrive under pressure, communicate with empathy, and excel in team-based, diverse environments. National specialty certification is a plus. Make a Difference Where It Matters Most. Ready to shape the future of pediatric care and grow your nursing career? Apply now to join our extraordinary team!

Job Requirements ASN required Active Florida or multi-state RN license, required National certification in area of clinical specialty (preferred) Minimum of 1-year Critical Care RN experience required; multiple years of pediatric critical care experience preferred. Following must be obtained prior to employment start date Valid American Heart Association BLS Certification; must be valid for 90 days post start date. Valid American Heart Association PALS Valid American Heart Association ACLS