Logistical Med & Beyond
Hiring organization · Based in Columbia, SC
On the floor
What the day-to-day looks like
What stands out
Experienced nurses
You'd work 1:1 in a home with an infant who has a tracheostomy, including suctioning and respiratory treatments.
Experienced nurses
A public posting lists that full-time pediatric RN/LPN private-duty work at $30–$36 an hour.
As of 2026Source: facebook.com
Experienced nurses
The posted pediatric private-duty role is full-time, 40 hours a week.
As of 2026Source: facebook.com
Moving here
You'd be looking at a posted 40-hour pediatric private-duty week at $30–$36 an hour.
As of 2026Source: facebook.com
More about working here
Experienced nurses
The one posting on file pays $30.00 an hour.
From employer postingsAs of 2026-09-01
Working conditions
- Charting system
- Epic
From employer postings
- Scheduling
- Full-time, 40 hours per week for the posted pediatric private-duty role
As of 2026Source: facebook.com
- Pay and benefits
- Full-time Pediatric RN/LPN private-duty infant tracheostomy care, 40 hours/week (posted minimum)
As of 2026Source: facebook.com
- Pay and benefits
- Full-time Pediatric RN/LPN private-duty infant tracheostomy care, 40 hours/week (posted maximum)
As of 2026Source: facebook.com
- Pay and benefits
- Initially private-pay services only, described as having great pay rates
As of 2026Source: facebook.com
The city
Living in Columbia, SC
Columbia, South Carolina's capital, blends Southern charm with collegiate energy thanks to the University of South Carolina campus downtown. The Congaree River winds through the city, and the Vista district offers dining and nightlife. Nurses relocating here will find a mid-sized metro with a relaxed pace and warm weather most of the year.
Browse roles in Columbia
- Metro price level · Columbia area
- 6% below the national average
- BEA index 93.7 (100 = national)
- Median gross rent
- $1,204/mo
- rent and tenant-paid utilities
- Median household income
- $55,529/yr
- all local households, not nurse pay
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024 metro Regional Price Parities · Census ACS 2024
Who they are
You'd work 1:1 in a home with an infant who has a tracheostomy, doing the suctioning and respiratory treatments on a posted 40-hour week.
Working here
Culture and working life
What to consider
The good
- The public posting puts full-time pediatric RN/LPN private-duty infant tracheostomy care at $30–$36 an hour.
- You'd be on a posted full-time schedule of 40 hours a week.
- The assignment is 1:1 private-duty care in a home.
The hard parts
- They said they were starting with private-pay services only.
What to weigh
They described services as private-pay only at the start.
As of 2026Source: facebook.com
The reality check
Before you decide
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Private Duty Pediatric Home Care (Infant Tracheostomy)
One-on-one private-duty nursing for an infant with a tracheostomy in a home, including suctioning and respiratory treatments.
- Reported ratio
- 1:1
Open roles
Roles from Logistical Med & Beyond
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Full-time Pediatric RN/LPN for Infant Tracheostomy Care
$33/hr
Columbia, SC · Seen active 2 weeks ago
- RN
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