Connect Home Health
Hiring nurses in Atascocita, TX
- $42k–$83k/yr posted pay across 8 roles
- New grads welcome on 2 roles
From 11 postings and the employer’s site · Employer research Aug 13, 2026Sources
The short version
At Connect Home Health in Baytown you care for one pediatric patient at a time in their home. The work is private duty home health at a 1:1 ratio, covering the full range of care levels the family needs.
Employer research, Aug 13, 2026
You work 1:1 in pediatric private duty home health across Baytown and nearby, with all levels of care in the home.
For experienced nursesSources
You get substantial paid training and must show proficiency before any assignment, and pediatric experience is preferred but not required.
For new gradsSources
As of 2026Source: facebook.comYou pick your own schedule—part-time, full-time, or PRN—on regular 8–12 hour shifts and choose the family you work with.
For experienced nursesSources
As of 2026Source: facebook.com
Who it fits
Best fit
- New grads: 2 of 11 roles welcome new grads
- LPNs and LVNs: 8 of 11 roles accept an LPN or LVN
Nursing here
- Preceptors and orientation
Substantial paid training provided; proficiency ensured prior to assignment; pediatric experience preferred but not required
Connect Home Health · employer research
Sources
As of 2026Source: facebook.com- Career development
Opportunities for career advancement; learn new skills; nurse-owned culture emphasizing growth
Connect Home Health · employer research
Sources
As of 2026Source: facebook.com- Scheduling
Flexible scheduling; nurse picks schedule (part-time, full-time, or PRN); regular shifts 8-12 hours; you pick your family
Connect Home Health · employer research
Sources
As of 2026Source: facebook.com
Benefits
Full-time: health insurance, dental and vision, company-paid life, disability/supplemental, PTO accrual, 401(k).
Published pay and benefits
- Shift pay
Great shift differentials for RNs at Connect Home Health
As of 2026
Sources
Units hiring now
- Home health2 open
- Pediatrics2 open
Pediatric Private Duty / Home Health
Employer postings for Baytown and Atascocita state 1:1 patient/nurse ratio and all different levels of care in pediatric private duty home health.
Sources
Source location unconfirmedSource: facebook.com
The hard parts
Shift differentials are mentioned without dollar figures
Employer research, Aug 13, 2026
Pediatric experience is preferred, so some nurses will ramp up on the job
Employer research, Aug 13, 2026
Home-based 1:1 work means you practice without a unit team beside you
Employer research, Aug 13, 2026
What to ask
- How is base pay set for the role, and which differentials apply?
- Which shifts are open, and what are the weekend, holiday and call rules?
- How long is orientation, and will I have one preceptor?
- What does a usual day’s workload look like?
- Where would I work, and on which unit or team?
Common questions
Does Connect Home Health hire new grads?
2 of 11 roles welcome new grads.
Which units are hiring?
Home health (2) and pediatrics (2).
How do I apply?
Choose a role and press Apply. Your application comes to our team, we send it to Connect Home Health, and we tell you what happens next.
Roles from Connect Home Health
- RN/LVN
- Ratio 1:1
- Regular shifts (8-12 hours)
- RN/LVN
- Ratio 1:1
- Regular shifts (8-12 hours)
- RN/LVN
- Ratio 1:1
- Per diem
RN/LVN Connect Pediatrics In-Home Nurse
$24–$40/hr
- RN/LVN
- Ratio 1:1
- Regular shifts (8-12 hours)
- RN/LVN
- Ratio 1:1
- Regular shifts (8-12 hours)
Field Nurse RN
$20–$36/hr
- New grads welcomed · reported
- RN
- Ratio 1:1
- Travel contract
Field Nurse RN/LVN
$20–$36/hr
- New grads welcomed · reported
- RN
- Ratio 1:1
- Travel contract
Sources
- connectpediatrics.com
Employer website
- facebook.com/groups/636970351457666/posts/1558664685954890
The short version, Nursing here · as of 2026
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