Jobs at Pediatric Developmental Services

This 13-week travel nursing position places a Registered Nurse in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at a Portland, Oregon facility. The role involves providing critical care to pediatric patients during overnight 12-hour shifts, requiring at least two years of recent PICU experience. The position is appealing due to the agency's commitment to personalized support, including dedicated credentialing assistance and direct access to leadership for problem resolution. Candidates benefit from unique perks such as early pay options, student loan reimbursement, and free psychological tele-visits, alongside standard benefits like health insurance and a 401k plan. The arrangement offers guaranteed hours and the opportunity to work in a supportive environment that prioritizes nurse well-being.

This locum tenens position seeks a Pediatric Radiologist to support a children's hospital in California through a hybrid onsite and telehealth arrangement. The role involves a quarterly rotation of one to two weeks per month, covering all pediatric imaging areas including CT and MRI, with 24-hour on-call availability from Sunday to Saturday. Key responsibilities include interpreting diagnostic images and providing critical radiology support while maintaining PALS and BLS certification. The opportunity is appealing due to comprehensive benefits such as prepaid travel and housing, paid malpractice insurance, and assistance with licensing costs. The position offers a flexible work structure within a supportive global staffing organization that provides extensive resources for medical professionals.

This PRN Pediatric Mental Health Social Worker role is based at Dell Children's Medical Center in Austin, Texas, within the Behavioral Health department. The position involves providing individual, group, and family therapy to children while conducting comprehensive assessments and developing evidence-based treatment plans. Key responsibilities include evaluating patient progress, adjusting care strategies, and collaborating with medical teams and families to coordinate treatment from admission through discharge. The role also serves as a clinical resource for trauma and personality disorders, offering staff education and community outreach. The position appeals to professionals seeking to work within a supportive, mission-driven nonprofit environment recognized for its inclusive culture and employee well-being resources. The schedule features flexible 8-hour day shifts on weekdays and weekends.

This locum tenens role involves providing pediatric hospitalist care at a Level II nursery in West Virginia. The physician will manage 4-5 pediatric patients and 3-4 newborns daily, handling intubations, ventilation, central lines, and attending C-sections. The position offers 24-hour call coverage with potential for ongoing assignments. The role is appealing due to the comprehensive support from Weatherby Healthcare, including paid malpractice insurance, pre-paid travel and housing, and dedicated consultant access. The arrangement provides flexibility for physicians seeking temporary clinical opportunities within a supportive network.

This full-time Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology role is based in South Carolina within a respected Children's Hospital. The position involves practicing the full spectrum of care alongside integrated mental health and eating disorder services while collaborating with multiple subspecialties. Key responsibilities include managing an established patient panel, performing in-office procedures, and utilizing dedicated OR block time. The role offers significant appeal through leadership opportunities with protected academic time, support for research and teaching, and a collaborative environment with strong administrative backing. The work arrangement includes a flexible schedule and access to a region known for its affordability, mild climate, and proximity to major cities and outdoor recreation.

This full-time Pediatric Cardiovascular Sonographer role is based at Golisano Children's Hospital in Fort Myers, Florida, within the Cardiovascular Services department. The position involves performing complex pediatric echocardiographic studies, including 3D imaging, stress tests, and contrast studies, while ensuring accurate documentation and billing compliance. Key responsibilities include mentoring trainees, utilizing various imaging modalities, and providing compassionate patient care across all age groups. The role offers a supportive environment focused on professional growth through a clinical ladder and education assistance. Employees benefit from a collaborative culture, onsite child care, and a location in Southwest Florida known for its warm climate and relaxed lifestyle. The position requires flexibility for off-site travel and weekend call rotations.

This 13-week travel role places a Pediatric Cardiac MRI Technologist at a San Diego facility, focusing on specialized imaging for young patients. The position involves performing MRI scans on pediatric cardiac cases during day shifts, maintaining equipment, and ensuring patient safety and comfort. The opportunity is appealing due to the agency's reputation for transparency and educational support, offering professionals insight into market trends and facility expectations. The arrangement provides flexibility through a travel contract structure, allowing clinicians to gain diverse experience while working in a supportive environment that prioritizes professional growth and satisfaction.

This pediatric home health nursing role, available as full-time, part-time, or PRN, is based in Fort Worth, Texas. The position involves providing one-on-one skilled nursing care to medically fragile children within their homes, potentially including patients with tracheostomies, ventilators, G-tubes, or IV needs. Key responsibilities include administering prescribed medications and treatments, monitoring patient conditions, collaborating with families and care teams, and maintaining accurate electronic clinical documentation. The role offers flexible scheduling options with day, night, 8-hour, 10-hour, and 12-hour shifts. It is appealing due to the opportunity to work for a nurse-owned organization that prioritizes honesty, excellence, and teamwork. The position includes comprehensive benefits such as healthcare coverage, paid time off, and retirement plans, along with in-house training to support professional growth.

This part-time pediatric dentist role is based at the Gentle Dental office in La Mesa, California. The position focuses on delivering high-quality patient care within a supportive team environment that prioritizes the best interests of children. Key responsibilities include performing clinical procedures with full autonomy, managing a consistent patient roster assigned on a rotational basis, and maintaining active licensure and certifications. The role is appealing due to its emphasis on clinical independence, a collaborative culture, and professional growth opportunities including CE credits and license reimbursement. The arrangement is strictly part-time, offering flexibility for the dentist to balance their schedule while serving the local community.

This 13-week travel role places a Pediatric Physical Therapist at The HSC Pediatric Center in Washington, D.C., focusing on inpatient rehabilitation. The position involves delivering specialized physical therapy to young patients during 40-hour week shifts. The opportunity appeals to professionals seeking flexible work arrangements with guaranteed hours and comprehensive support including housing options, continuing education, and reimbursement for licensing. The role is part of a travel assignment designed to provide clinical variety and professional growth within a supportive staffing environment.

This locum tenens position places a board-certified pediatric endocrinologist at a facility in Alaska to manage both inpatient and outpatient care. The role involves treating approximately 15 patients per shift, conducting phone consultations, and maintaining a split schedule that combines four weeks of in-person work with virtual availability. Key responsibilities include providing comprehensive endocrine care, responding to urgent calls within 20 minutes, and collaborating with local teams. The assignment is appealing due to the comprehensive support package, which includes pre-paid travel and housing, paid malpractice insurance, and licensing assistance. This opportunity offers a unique chance to practice in a remote location while benefiting from the resources of a large global staffing organization.

This locum tenens role seeks a Pediatric Neurologist to provide temporary coverage in Alaska through a rotating two-week schedule combining in-person and virtual weeks. The position requires managing both inpatient and outpatient cases, handling approximately ten patients per shift, and providing call coverage with a twenty-minute response time. Key responsibilities include conducting phone consultations and maintaining ACLS, PALS, and BLS certifications. The opportunity is appealing due to comprehensive support including prepaid travel and housing, paid malpractice insurance, and assistance with licensing costs. Candidates benefit from the resources of a large global organization while enjoying a personalized service model.

This role involves joining the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Phoenix Children's as a Pediatric Hematologist/Oncologist within a rapidly expanding, nationally recognized program. The position is primarily based at a satellite outpatient location in the community, where the physician provides comprehensive care for benign hematologic disorders and pediatric malignancies while delivering longitudinal survivorship support. Key responsibilities include managing a broad spectrum of cases, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and participating in an inpatient service at the main campus for approximately six to eight weeks annually. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to build high-quality community programs while remaining connected to a leading academic center known for innovation and research. The role offers a collaborative culture focused on family-centered care, professional growth, and the mission to advance healing for children and families.

This full-time faculty role within the Department of Pediatrics at Loma Linda University seeks a Board Certified or Board Eligible Pediatric Gastroenterologist to join a division of eight specialists. The position involves providing comprehensive clinical care to patients across the Inland Empire, managing complex cases such as intestinal failure and inflammatory bowel disease, and utilizing advanced endoscopy and motility facilities. Key responsibilities include teaching medical students and residents within a large pediatric training program, as well as engaging in clinical and basic research opportunities. The role is appealing for its collaborative team environment, access to state-of-the-art technology, and the chance to practice in Southern California with affordable living costs. The position is based on-site at the university hospital and requires California residency.

This full-time faculty role involves joining the Pediatric Gastroenterology division at Loma Linda University Medical Group to provide clinical care to patients across the Inland Empire. Key responsibilities include managing complex cases such as intestinal failure and inflammatory bowel disease, performing endoscopic procedures in a state-of-the-art lab, and teaching medical students and residents. The position offers a collaborative environment with ample opportunities for clinical and basic research. The role is appealing due to the chance to work within a large tertiary care center while enjoying the Southern California lifestyle with affordable living expenses. The position is based on-site at the university hospital and requires California residency.

This full-time Pediatric Gastroenterologist role is based at Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group within the Department of Pediatrics. The position involves providing comprehensive clinical care to patients across the Inland Empire, managing complex conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and intestinal failure, and performing endoscopic procedures in a state-of-the-art facility. Key responsibilities include teaching medical students and residents within a large pediatric residency program, as well as engaging in clinical and basic research opportunities. The role is appealing due to the collaborative team environment, access to advanced diagnostic tools, and the chance to practice in Southern California with affordable living expenses. The position requires California residency and offers a supportive culture with significant professional growth potential.

This leadership role involves directing the Cleft & Craniofacial Care team at Prisma Health Children's Hospital, the state's first dedicated children's hospital. The position requires a board-certified or board-eligible plastic surgeon to manage complex pediatric cases including cleft lip and palate, craniosynostosis, and microtia. Key responsibilities include leading a multidisciplinary team, performing reconstructive surgeries, and serving as an affiliate faculty member to teach residents and medical students. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to shape a growing subspecialty within a large not-for-profit academic health system, access to a robust residency program, and a supportive environment focused on medical excellence and research. The role is based in Columbia, South Carolina, offering a high quality of life with proximity to major universities and natural attractions.

This full-time Pediatric Gastroenterologist role is based at Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group within the Department of Pediatrics. The position involves providing comprehensive clinical care to patients across the Inland Empire, managing complex conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and intestinal failure, and utilizing advanced endoscopy and motility labs. Key responsibilities include teaching medical students and residents within a large pediatric training program, as well as engaging in clinical and basic research opportunities. The role is appealing due to the collaborative team environment, access to state-of-the-art facilities, and the chance to practice in Southern California with affordable living expenses. The position is on-site and requires California residency upon start date.

This full-time Pediatric Gastroenterologist role is based at Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group within the Department of Pediatrics. The position involves providing comprehensive clinical care to patients across the Inland Empire, managing complex conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and intestinal failure, and utilizing advanced endoscopy and motility labs. Key responsibilities include teaching medical students and residents within a large pediatric training program, as well as engaging in clinical and basic research opportunities. The role is appealing due to the collaborative team environment, access to state-of-the-art facilities, and the chance to practice in a region offering the lifestyle of Southern California with affordable living costs. The position is on-site at the university hospital and requires California residency.

This full-time Pediatric Gastroenterologist role is based at Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group within the Department of Pediatrics. The position involves providing comprehensive clinical care to patients across the Inland Empire, including specialized management of complex conditions like inflammatory bowel disease and intestinal failure. Key responsibilities include performing endoscopic procedures in a state-of-the-art lab and fulfilling teaching duties for medical students and residents. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to engage in clinical and basic research within a supportive tertiary care environment. Additionally, the position offers a collaborative team structure with access to a large residency program and the benefits of Southern California living with affordable expenses.

This full-time Pediatric Gastroenterologist role is based at Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group within the Department of Pediatrics. The position involves providing comprehensive clinical care to patients across the Inland Empire, managing complex conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and intestinal failure, and utilizing state-of-the-art endoscopy and motility labs. Key responsibilities include teaching medical students and residents within a large pediatric residency program and engaging in clinical or basic research opportunities. The role is appealing due to the collaborative team environment, access to advanced medical facilities, and the chance to practice in Southern California with affordable living expenses. The position requires California residency and offers a supportive culture with significant professional growth potential.

This full-time Pediatric Gastroenterologist role is based at Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group within the Department of Pediatrics. The position involves providing comprehensive clinical care to patients across the Inland Empire, including specialized management of complex conditions like inflammatory bowel disease and intestinal failure. Key responsibilities include performing endoscopic procedures in a state-of-the-art lab and fulfilling teaching duties for medical students and residents. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to engage in clinical and basic research within a collaborative tertiary care center. The position offers a supportive environment with access to a multidisciplinary team and the benefits of Southern California living with affordable expenses.