The LPN works under the direction of the direction of a Registered Nurse or Nurse Manager and functions within the LPN Scope of Practice. In this role the LPN is responsible for additional duties to include but not limited to navigating patient care in collaboration with the provider, managing narcotic inquiries and oral oncolytics in collaboration with the provider, and verbal triaging patient concerns with plan of care. Additionally, the triage LPN plays a consultative role to the patients in collaboration with the provider. This includes age-appropriate interventions that meet physical, emotional, developmental, psychosocial, and educational needs. The LPN is responsible for coordination and delivery of high-quality care. Includes preparing patient for exams, assisting during treatments, coordinating tests and follow-up care, and recording treatment in medical record. The Triage LPN role serves to field patient calls, receive, and enter written orders, send refill requests, administer injections, and acts as the frequent communication person between providers and patients. Assists with patient and family education. They are responsible for attending and participating in staff meetings, in-services, special projects, and continued education. Performs other duties as necessary. In this role they can serve as a preceptor for newly hired LPN colleagues.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
1-10 employees