The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) performs nursing functions within the scope of practice and provides and/or coordinates care and services to meet residents’ physical, psychosocial, and functional care needs. The role works collaboratively with the interdisciplinary team and nursing leadership to support individualized care plans, regulatory compliance, and quality clinical care. The LPN administers medications and treatments, monitors ordered IV fluids and nutritional supplements, and may initiate IV therapy if IV-certified. The position uses the electronic medical record for complete clinical documentation and observes resident status to help ensure continuity and quality of care. The LPN also helps maintain a safe, comfortable, and functional environment; directs certified staff and others as assigned; and supports investigations of staff or resident incidents and accidents. The position requires an active LPN license in the state of practice and CPR certification. Specialized training or experience in gerontological nursing is preferred. The role involves lifting up to 30 pounds and pushing or pulling up to 50 pounds, along with standing, walking, handling objects or controls, and other physical activities. The work area is well-lighted and ventilated with temperature control. The employee may encounter emotionally upset residents or family members and may be exposed to fumes, airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals, infectious waste, and diseases. Work beyond normal hours and on weekends and holidays may be necessary. Appropriate ergonomic and personal safety equipment is provided as needed.
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Job Type
Part-time
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