A Day in the Life of a Pediatrics Nurse | Danny B., RN

This Nurses Week, meet Danny, a young RN who provides pediatric home care for an adorable little boy who makes him smile and laugh all day. Follow Danny as he starts his shift, get his personal tips for nursing school students, and hear why he finds pediatric home care nursing so rewarding and inspiring.

[@bw7354]

I’m 14 years old and I wanna pursue this career in the future

[@destinyceana]

same

[@zoemyall6846]

Same

[@ChikaOkerekeLive]

Go for it 🙌🏽

[@purplecaramels2348]

Same, I am also thinking about deciding if I should pick this career, because in short I love kids, and I also want to help feel good.

[@Sophia.fan.edits16]

Did u 3 years later?

[@merariplaha3616]

This makes me so happy. Great job Danny. I can really see you love being a nurse.

[@owenbrey1993]

This makes me so excited. Finally seeing a guy in nursing, makes me a bit more comfortable going into PEDs nursing

[@BAYADAHomeHealthCare]

Hi Owen, thanks for your awesome message we're glad Danny's story resonated with you. If you have any questions about peds home health care nursing we'd be happy to help!

[@fifty5712]

Go Danny! A few months ago Danny helped train me into a new patient. He is a great nurse.

[@krystens8094]

Peds is what I’ve always wanted to do. Next month I start my peds/ob clinicals.

[@hamish_c7]

Hope it turned out well and all the best!

[@Richgamer328]

This is so inspirational

[@nickpalmer5826]

I’m about to start nursing school ( just finished basics). And I’ve considered home health but I do know I really want to work pediatrics.

[@mOnika-pt6vk]

I'd recommend looking up jobs in your area, and the qualification they require.

[@Lilliac2004]

this is what i wanna be for my future career!

[@breathoflife9614]

He's perfect

[@FoodIsOverrated]

He’s so cute

[@zeez4244]

This guy’s is like Malibu Ken went into nursing ❤

[@jll7n]

Men nurse are so rare ):

[@rickhernandez7666]

Fortunately not as rare as they once were.

[@FemmeBleu]

He eats very healthy.

[@lifeofyoungin1875]

Do peds nurses clean stool/ throw up?

[@NurseNick420]

ALL nurses should expect to clean up bodily fluids in their career. Whether it is often or only once in a while, it is bound for a situation to happen where a patient suddenly expells some sort of bodily fluid. In the home care setting, the nurse can't just delegate this clean up to a CNA like they can in a facility. They need to clean it up themselves because they're the only healthcare provider on duty. If you are afraid of cleaning up body fluids, then nursing isn't the career for you.

[@brittneyeffingger5243]

Hb!

[@brittneyeffingger5243]

Hi