Charge Nurse; RN) Inpatient Rehab-Infant​/Toddler

Job Title: Charge Nurse

Location: New Brunswick (NB)

Department Name: Inpatient Rehab-Infant/Toddler

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Status: Hourly

Shift: Day

Pay Range: $48.29 - $65.73 per hour

Pay Transparency:

The above reflects the anticipated hourly wage range for this position if hired to work in New Jersey.

The compensation offered to the candidate selected for the position will depend on several factors, including the candidate's educational background, skills and professional experience.

At RWJBarnabas Health, our Charge Nurses at Children's Specialized Hospital combine clinical expertise with compassionate leadership to help children achieve meaningful rehabilitation goals. As a Charge Nurse supporting the Infant/Toddler Inpatient Rehabilitation Department in New Brunswick, you'll provide hands‑on pediatric nursing care while guiding and supporting the team responsible for some of our youngest patients. Partnering with the Nurse Manager and an experienced interdisciplinary rehabilitation team, you'll help coordinate safe, high‑quality care, mentor nursing professionals, and create an environment where patients, families, and team members feel supported.

Joining Children's Specialized Hospital means becoming part of a collaborative culture where strong nursing leadership helps children and families move forward.

• Coordinating, implementing, and evaluating safe, individualized nursing care for infants and toddlers with complex medical, developmental, and rehabilitation needs
• Providing direct nursing care and patient and family education while remaining a visible clinical resource for nursing team members
• Supporting the Nurse Manager with day‑to‑day clinical operations, quality of nursing care, staffing needs, and team performance during the assigned shift
• Assigning and delegating patient care based on acuity, staff experience, competencies, clinical knowledge, and the individualized needs of each patient
• Serving as a clinical resource and mentor by demonstrating unit‑specific expertise and supporting nurses through complex patient care situations
• Participating in the orientation, development, supervision, and ongoing education of nursing personnel while encouraging continued professional growth
• Coaching and motivating team members to strengthen performance, improve patient outcomes, and maintain high standards of pediatric rehabilitation care
• Collaborating with physicians, therapists, nursing professionals, and other departments to promote coordinated, interdisciplinary, and family‑centered care
• Monitoring the availability and appropriate utilization of equipment, supplies, and clinical resources needed to support safe and efficient unit operations
• Supporting a positive team environment through effective communication, conflict management, relationship building, and respectful performance management
• Maintaining clinical competency as a Registered Nurse while ensuring nursing practices remain consistent with regulatory requirements, professional practice guidelines, and organizational standards
• Providing additional nursing leadership by fulfilling relief supervisor and on‑call responsibilities when assigned

• You are passionate about caring for infants and toddlers with complex medical and rehabilitation needs while helping other nurses deliver their best care
• You enjoy remaining clinically involved while taking on greater responsibility for coordinating patient care and supporting unit operations
• Strong clinical judgment allows you to confidently prioritize patient needs, delegate responsibilities, and serve as a resource during complex situations
• You find purpose in mentoring, coaching, and developing nursing professionals at different stages of…