The Home Health Licensed Practical Nurse provides direct patient care in the home setting as a key member of an interdisciplinary team that includes Registered Nurses, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech‑Language Pathologists, Social Workers, and Home Health Technicians. The Licensed Practical Nurse conducts patient assessments and implements the individualized plan of care established by the Registered Nurse to ensure that each patient’s clinical needs are met. This role delivers one‑on‑one patient care and communicates any changes in patient status to the RN Case Manager in a timely and accurate manner. The home health environment is technology‑driven; therefore, the Licensed Practical Nurse uses email as a primary communication tool and completes all documentation electronically using a laptop‑based medical record system. The patient population represents a broad range of ages, diagnoses, and levels of acuity. The Licensed Practical Nurse practices under the direction of a Clinical Team Manager. Employment begins with a comprehensive 6–10-week orientation alongside an experienced preceptor to ensure clinical readiness and confidence before independent practice. Additional responsibilities may include participation in performance improvement initiatives, policy and procedure review and development, and engagement in research activities. Home health practice offers diverse clinical experiences, dynamic work environments, and the unique opportunity to support patients within their daily living spaces—making a meaningful impact on their health and quality of life.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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