What You’ll Do- Independently manage a caseload of pregnant mothers, postpartum mothers, and infants, planning and coordinating home visits based on each family’s needs- Provide nursing assessments, identify health concerns, and develop individualized plans that support maternal and infant health- Educate families on prenatal and postpartum health, nutrition, infant care, growth and development, and disease prevention- Connect families with healthcare providers, community programs, and resources to address identified needs and support continuity of care- Monitor progress, reassess needs, and adjust services as families move through pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and their infant’s development- Collaborate with healthcare professionals and community partners to coordinate services and address health concerns- Use independent nursing judgment to deliver services, maintain accurate documentation, and complete assignments using County and department softwareWhy You’ll Love It Here- Make a meaningful difference in the lives of mothers and infants during an important stage of family life- Build ongoing relationships with families through personalized home visits and support- Help families gain knowledge, confidence, and connections that promote lasting health and well-being- Manage your own caseload while collaborating with public health professionals and community partners- Bring preventive care and education directly into the community, helping families access the support they need Minimum Qualifications . Provides demonstrations and teaches nursing care which will be given by others; assumes responsibility for working with other nursing personnel in assessment of nursing needs of individuals and families using problem solving techniques in the development of nursing care plans; collaborates with physicians and dentists related to diagnostic procedures and treatment protocols.