Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) | Symbii Home Health & Hospice | Idaho Falls, ID

Symbii Home Health and Hospice South•Idaho Falls, ID

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About The Position

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Symbii Home Health and Hospice Symbii Home Health and Hospice is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse to join our team! Do you have a desire to provide LIFE CHANGING SERVICE to your patients? If so, come work for the best Home Health and Hospice Agency in Southeastern Idaho! Why choose Symbii Home Health and Hospice? Flexible hours: As a home health and hospice licensed practical nurse, you make your own schedule based upon your needs and the needs of your patients. You can run an errand, pick up your kids, or go to an appointment between patients. Minimal Weekends: A nurse at Symbii works an average of 1 weekend every 1-2 months and does minimal visits during their on-call weekend. Consistent Hours: We are growing! As a home health and hospice nurse, you will never have a lack of the hours that you want. Freedom from being stuck in the hospital or a facility for long shifts: Typical workday for home health and hospice is 8-5, M-F. Greater life balance: Nursing in home health and hospice allows you the time to fit everything that life requires of you! Direct, one-on-one patient care: Care based at home gives the LPN the opportunity to get to know each patient well, create trusting relationships, and care for them in a way that makes a difference. Your nursing care provides your patient the opportunity to improve health and independence! Learn new skills and enhance your existing skills: Utilize a variety of nursing skills such as wound care, IV infusions, injection and medication administration, and patient/caregiver education. Work together with an amazing team while still working independently: Your team members are never more than a phone call away. Responsibility for your patients’ care: As the LPN, you will help make decisions for your patients’ health and collaborate with the case manager, physician, family, and other members of the care team. Be a part of a large caregiving community: You will have the opportunity to develop relationships with other caregivers in the facilities and physician’s offices of your patients as you coordinate care. What will you do as an LPN at Symbii? Provide direct patient care as defined in State’s Nurse Practice Act. Implement plan of care initiated by the registered nurse. Provide accurate and timely documentation consistent with the plan of care. Collect assessment data and perform observation to report to and collaborate with RN(s) and physician(s). Participate in coordination of home health services, appropriately reporting the identified needs for other disciplines (HHA, OT, PT, MSW, ST, and Dietician) to the registered nurse and/or Assistant Director of Nursing or Director of Nursing. Participate in personal and professional growth and development. Perform other duties as assigned by the registered nurse. If this sounds like what you’ve been looking for, apply with us today! Our family of home health and hospice agencies is one of the strongest in the west, and we have been in business locally for over 12 years and currently have 11 branches across southeastern and southern Idaho. We pride ourselves on our exceptional quality of care and ethical business practices. We especially value our CULTURE, which stems from our foundational CORE VALUES: Customer Second —This sets us apart from all the rest! Our employees are our main focus. When we value and nurture our employees, they will provide even better patient care! Accountability —We hold each other accountable with respect and professionalism. Passion for Learning —We teach our team the latest and most advanced home health and hospice education. Love one Another —We work together as a team with respect, trust, and compassion. Intelligent Risk-Taking —This is how we grow and improve! Celebrate —We recognize and celebrate our successes--large and small. Ownership —We achieve job fulfillment through the independence that home health and hospice offers.

Requirements

Must possess a valid LPN license in the State of Idaho
Must hold a current CPR certification
Must hold a valid driver’s license and current auto insurance

Responsibilities

Provide direct patient care as defined in State’s Nurse Practice Act.
Implement plan of care initiated by the registered nurse.
Provide accurate and timely documentation consistent with the plan of care.
Collect assessment data and perform observation to report to and collaborate with RN(s) and physician(s).
Participate in coordination of home health services, appropriately reporting the identified needs for other disciplines (HHA, OT, PT, MSW, ST, and Dietician) to the registered nurse and/or Assistant Director of Nursing or Director of Nursing.
Participate in personal and professional growth and development.
Perform other duties as assigned by the registered nurse.

Benefits

Flexible hours: As a home health and hospice licensed practical nurse, you make your own schedule based upon your needs and the needs of your patients. You can run an errand, pick up your kids, or go to an appointment between patients.
Minimal Weekends: A nurse at Symbii works an average of 1 weekend every 1-2 months and does minimal visits during their on-call weekend.
Consistent Hours: We are growing! As a home health and hospice nurse, you will never have a lack of the hours that you want.
Freedom from being stuck in the hospital or a facility for long shifts: Typical workday for home health and hospice is 8-5, M-F.
Greater life balance: Nursing in home health and hospice allows you the time to fit everything that life requires of you!
Direct, one-on-one patient care: Care based at home gives the LPN the opportunity to get to know each patient well, create trusting relationships, and care for them in a way that makes a difference.
Learn new skills and enhance your existing skills: Utilize a variety of nursing skills such as wound care, IV infusions, injection and medication administration, and patient/caregiver education.
Work together with an amazing team while still working independently: Your team members are never more than a phone call away.
Responsibility for your patients’ care: As the LPN, you will help make decisions for your patients’ health and collaborate with the case manager, physician, family, and other members of the care team.
Be a part of a large caregiving community: You will have the opportunity to develop relationships with other caregivers in the facilities and physician’s offices of your patients as you coordinate care.