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Current, active Florida RN or LPN license. With locations in Colorado, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Florida, Oregon, Washington, California, Wyoming, New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania, the Care Options for Kids Community offers a wide range of pediatric health services, including pediatric nursing and therapies, ABA therapy, nursing, Family Caregiver Services, and school-based services.
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At Care Options for Kids, a pediatric home health care company providing one-on-one care in the home, we do things a little differently. Care Options for Kids is the leading provider of pediatric nursing services.
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Parents and/or Guardians of a current or potential Preferred Home Health Care, a Care Options for Kids client are not eligible to receive a bonus. Not to be combined with any other Preferred Home Health Care or Care Options for Kids offers.
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Whatever the day brings, a day in the life of a Care Options for Kids nurse feels less like work and more like caring for family. A Day in the Life of a Care Options for Kids Nurse.
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Care Options for Kids is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. About Care Options For Kids. TB Skin Test (PPD) or TB Blood Test (QF.
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