PAK Pediatrics

Well done Dr Cross, who covered Pediatric Care, along with some other Pediatric Care specialists from our region. Thank you WVIA for providing platform to discuss this important topic on Call The Dr. Its important to understand kids are not just little adults when it comes to their healthcare and well being. #childrenshealth #pakpeds #pediatricians #pediatriccare #nepa https://on-demand.wvia.org//pediatric-care-the-first-line/

We're hiring Patient Care Coordinator -Registered Nurse and/or Licensed Practical Nurse (Full/Part Time) to support our growing practice. Duties include but not limited to: assessing the necessity in patients requiring urgent appointments, routing the patient to a medical provider, assist clinical providers in caring for patients, coordinating diagnostic testing along with completing prior authorizations and completing electronic charting/documentation. Strong candidates wil...l have at least 3 years clinical nursing experience with demonstrated history of delivering personalized, compassionate patient care as team player. Candidate must have strong critical thinking skills in order to asses nature/urgency of patient’s concerns using appropriate protocols. We offer a comprehensive benefits package including health and life insurance, paid time off and retirement plan. Apply here today and take the next step in becoming a proud member of the PAK team. We require submitting a formal employment application in addition to responding/applying to this Facebook Jobs post. Please visit https://pakpeds.com/About-Us/Join-Our-Team for more info and to submit a formal employment application. See more

The new year brings many changes, one of which may be health insurance coverage. If you are aware of any changes with your policy, please contact our office to update accordingly. Kingston: 570-288-6543... OR Pittston: 570-602-7257 Online via Patient Portal See more

Dr Cross featured on tonight's WVIA Call The Doctor: Pediatric Care: The First Line of Defense, please share and view. https://on-demand.wvia.org/video/geralyn-cross-do-ny1rpb/ https://on-demand.wvia.org//pediatric-care-first-line-def/

Button battery injuries affect more than 2,800 children each year from accidental indigestion or a battery getting lodged into the ear or nose. Follow the tips in this article to prevent these injuries and keep your kids safe! "Parents and caregivers should not assume that every battery-powered product that enters their home is safe for use by children. In many products, for example, the battery is easily accessible or can fall out when the product is dropped. Make sure that the battery compartments of all electronic items are secure and taped shut." #pakpeds #pediatrics #pediatricians #healthychildren #parenting