Licensed Practical Nurse - Faribault, MN

Harry Meyering Center•Faribault, MN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

We’re looking for an LPN who puts compassion, dignity, and person-centered care at the heart of their work. Join our team and make a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals with disabilities. This role involves providing nursing support in community-based and residential environments, ensuring high-quality care, and educating direct care staff. The position requires maintaining accurate medical records, monitoring medication administration, and collaborating with healthcare professionals.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited school of nursing; holds a current Minnesota Nursing License.
Must have a valid Driver’s License and pass a driving record check conducted by our insurance carrier, unless otherwise noted.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to effectively communicate with individuals and coworkers.
Must be self-motivated and exhibit superior interpersonal communication skills.
Display a positive attitude towards the job.
Must have a basic knowledge of technology programs. IE: Microsoft Office products. Be able to use and/or be willing to learn technology for daily charting.
Be a team player with the ability to work independently and carry out job duties as assigned.
Display exceptional documentation skills, and knowledge of systems, routines, and programming.
Must pass the MN Department of Human Services Background Study.
Maintain an active LPN license, CPR certification.

Responsibilities

Provide compassionate, respectful nursing support to individuals in community-based and residential environments.
Deliver nursing care in accordance with LPN licensure, organizational policies, and individual service plans.
Support, coach, and educate direct care staff to promote safe, consistent, and high-quality care.
Ensure medical records and health documentation are accurate, complete, and maintained according to regulatory standards.
Guide staff in recognizing signs and symptoms of illness and in providing appropriate in-home care.
Complete required documentation, including incident reports, program reviews, psychiatric medication monitoring, and daily health logs.
Participate in onboarding, training, and ongoing coaching of staff to strengthen clinical knowledge and confidence.
Monitor medication administration practices, track medication errors, and collaborate with leadership on corrective actions and retraining.
Serve in the on-call rotation as scheduled to support individuals and programs after hours.
Communicate regularly with physicians, pharmacies, and other healthcare professionals to request orders, report concerns, and clarify medical needs.
Provide hands-on training to staff in medication administration, CPR, illness recognition, and other health-related topics.
When providing direct care support, assist individuals with activities of daily living (ADLs), leisure and community activities, household tasks, and medication administration in alignment with care plans.
Uphold HIPAA compliance and maintain confidentiality in all communications.
Follow all health, safety, and infection control policies and procedures.
Maintain an active LPN license, CPR certification, and pursue ongoing professional growth.
Perform additional duties as assigned, including administrative or program support tasks.