Medical Daycare LPN

Orlando, United States | Posted on 12/18/2025

Little Angels PPEC provides compassionate, skilled care and essential resources for children with special medical needs and their families. With three convenient locations across Central Florida, we offer a full spectrum of services including medical day care, skilled nursing, and comprehensive therapy programs—covering physical, occupational, and speech therapy—for premature infants and children with complex medical conditions.

As an AHCA-licensed facility, Little Angels PPEC delivers a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment for children who require daily nursing care, cannot have their needs fully met in a school setting, or face ongoing non‑emergency medical conditions that result in frequent hospital visits.

Our approach is centered on patient‑focused care, ensuring that every child receives personalized attention from a team of highly trained specialists. By making the process of accessing non‑emergency medical care simpler and more seamless, we ease the burden for families while promoting each child’s growth, health, and well‑being.

For many families, center‑based care offers the best solution—allowing children to thrive alongside peers with similar medical needs. This shared experience reduces isolation, fosters social connection, and helps children feel supported in an environment where they belong.

Little Angels PPEC (Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care) is a medical day care center for special needs children. We are dedicated to providing high‑quality nursing care and therapeutic support to children who require rehabilitative services. Our goal is to stabilize and improve each child’s condition while supporting the family’s needs. With compassion, we provide services that enhance health, independence, and overall well‑being.

We’re seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) who is compassionate, detail‑oriented, and dedicated to delivering the best possible care. The ideal candidate will be skilled in pediatric care, capable of working closely with families, and committed to following all safety and health guidelines. The goal is to provide exceptional nursing care and promote the patient’s physical and emotional well‑being.

• Hold a current Florida LPN license and CPR certification.
• Provide nursing interventions and educational services to help parents or guardians gain confidence in caring for a child with special needs.
• Support families in coping with the effects of chronic illness on the child and family dynamics.
• Assist the Charge Nurse or Director of Nursing (DON) with assessments, medication administration, and child care.
• Record vitals, diaper changes, and feeding schedules accurately in the EMR system.
• Follow all emergency procedures within the facility.
• Train CNAs on new skills and assist with learning activities for children.
• Establish care plans that align with the physician’s orders.
• Collaborate in identifying patient needs and reinforce family education for continued care at home.
• Assist with the center’s educational schedules and developmental activities for children.
• Ride transport for trach or ventilator patients when necessary.
• Obtain vital signs when CNA or HHA is unavailable.
• Provide G‑tube feeding and administer medications safely.
• Communicate effectively with staff, patients, and families.
• Use critical thinking to continuously improve patient care practices.

• Current CPR certification.
• Proven experience as an LPN.
• Knowledge of pediatric care methods and emergency procedures.
• Familiarity with health and safety guidelines, including infection control.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work well as part of a team.
• Responsible, compassionate, and patient.
• Strong problem‑solving skills and attention to detail.