Home Health Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) - West El Paso

Home Care Providers of Texas•El Paso, TX

About The Position

Love nursing but tired of burnout? Long nights spent charting? Say goodbye to the charting black hole. Say hello to Roger: your time is too valuable for tabs and templates. El Paso is a city where community and culture go hand in hand — and so does our approach to nursing. Here, you'll serve a diverse population that values Honor, Kindness, and Patience. Whether you're bilingual or simply passionate about making a difference, you'll thrive in a place where your work truly matters. Coverage Area: West El Paso Summary Join a forward-thinking home health care team that leverages cutting-edge technology to improve patient outcomes and streamline clinical workflows. As a licensed home health nurse utilizing the Roger App, you can reduce charting by 50% while staying on top of OASIS requirements. This innovative tool allows you to focus more on patient care and your own family, enhancing both efficiency and work life balance.

Requirements

Active LVN License (Texas)
Active CPR Certificate
Home Health Experience – Prior experience in geriatric home health care.
Self-Starter with Organizational Skill
Compassionate Care Approach
Valid Drivers License

Responsibilities

Conduct Skilled Nursing Visits - Perform timely and accurate skilled nursing visits in accordance with the patient's individualized plan of care.
Collaborate on Plan of Care - Assist the RN Case Manager in developing, reviewing, and updating the patient’s plan of care based on clinical findings and patient needs.
Deliver High-Quality Patient Care - Administer nursing interventions and treatments as outlined in the care plan, ensuring consistent, compassionate, and evidence-based care.
Monitor and Communicate Patient Status - Observe and document the patient’s condition and response to treatments, promptly reporting any changes or concerns to the RN Case Manager and/or physician.
Educate and Support Patients and Families - Provide clear, ongoing education and support to patients, families, and caregivers regarding the plan of care, treatment procedures, and self-care techniques.