Children's of Alabama

We are #hiring! Our Health Information Management department is searching for individuals with ODS/CTR certification to fill our new Cancer Registry position. Joining our team provides compelling reasons for professionals looking to grow and excel: ✔️ A flexible work schedule ✔️ Positive Work Environment: Our team values collaboration, respects diverse perspectives, and promotes a healthy work-life balance. ✔️ Amazing Benefits: Start day one of employment and include 401k match, medical, dental, vision, company paid life insurance and much more! Apply today to learn more. Come join our growing team! https://lnkd.in/e8bAyBtu

Interested in learning more about careers at Children's of Alabama? Join us this Wednesday for another live Chat with Children's. Gain an understanding to all departments with current career opportunities. Let us know if you can join! https://bit.ly/3TPcSe9

Governor Kay Ivey declared September 30th to be #NICUAwarenessDay. The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Children’s of Alabama provides the highest level of care to our tiniest patients. It is also the largest department in the hospital, with more than 250 staff members. Our NICU is a Level IV unit with 48 private rooms available for neonates and infants. It houses 4 ECMO rooms and is the only unit in the state that provides dialysis for premature infants.

In honor of International Translation and Interpretation Day, we would like to spotlight our Language Services team! Every day, this team works to break down communication barriers, helping patients and families feel truly understood. Their work brings equity to healthcare, ensuring language is never a barrier to care and healing. Join us in celebrating #InternationalTranslationDay!

The PT and OT Department at Children’s of Alabama operates with the motto: “Developing skills for life”. Our team is #hiring! Our aim is to assist patients and families in achieving meaningful goals and functional outcomes through education, evidence-based practice, equipment recommendations and innovative treatment. We care for children from birth to early adulthood with a wide variety of developmental, physical, sensory, cognitive, behavioral, and/or functional impairments. We have a large team of staff therapists that are complimented by our team of Flexi Physical Therapists and Occupational Therapists. Our Flexi Staff primarily work on the weekends to provide evaluation and intervention for a variety of acute care patients as well as intervention for patients admitted for Inpatient Rehabilitation. Occasional weekday opportunities are available as staffing needs arise but hours during the week are not guaranteed. Acute care and/or Inpatient Rehab experience is preferred for our flexi staff. We expect our Flexi staff to be comfortable working with a variety of diagnoses as well as have a baseline level of comfort working with patients of varying levels of assistance. Experience with adaptive equipment is helpful as well as strong time management and independent clinical reasoning skills. https://lnkd.in/gqjfBiXa

We recently celebrated our biannual Scoops for Service event. Employees celebrating one and three years of service were invited to an Ice Cream Social to celebrate achieving this milestone. Join us in applauding this amazing accomplishment! Children’s of Alabama will hold this event twice a year to celebrate employees as close to their anniversary as possible. The Scoops for Service event is in addition to our long standing Service Awards Banquet honoring employees achieving each five years of service. #ScoopsforService #EmployeeRecognition

We are proud to be partnered with SPS, and were recently recognized as the September SPS Hospital of the Month! Children's Hospitals' Solutions for Patient Safety

The Alabama Center for Childhood Cancer and Blood Disorder’s Pediatric Neuro-Oncology program is one of the largest in the United States. The nationally recognized program combines multi-disciplinary expertise to provide each child with a comprehensive, individualized treatment plan that incorporates the most up to date therapies with compassionate care. At Children’s of Alabama, we offer frontline medical care which includes individualized molecular testing, targeted therapies, clinical trials, and the ability to receive surgical, therapeutic, stem-cell transplant and radiation therapies all in one location. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3XEJ5Hk

Congratulations to Alyssa Noland who was presented the June 2024 DAISY Award! Her nomination read, in part, “Alyssa embodies the essence of nursing and patient care, setting a remarkable example for her colleagues and team members… Alyssa served as our overnight nurse and left a lasting impression as a caregiver for our daughter… Her genuine concern was evident as she attentively listened to the pain management plan and proactively checked in… Her commitment to caregiving shines brightly in her interactions with pediatric patients and their often-anxious parents… She significantly enhanced our hospital experience, for which we are deeply grateful.” Congratulations, Alyssa!

PALS, or Personnel Achieving Long-Term Service, held its annual banquet in August for more than 220 employees! Children’s employees who have completed 20 or more years of service at the hospital were recognized with a luncheon. All employees who reach 20 years of service automatically become a PALS member. Thank you for your dedication to Children’s of Alabama!