LPN / Clinic Nurse

Apprenticely•Fayetteville, AR

5d•$15 - $18•Onsite

About The Position

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) / Clinic Nurse at Eras Women’s Health serves as a vital support layer to the Lead RN and clinical providers. This crucial role delivers excellent clinical care across routine gynecological visits, in-office procedures, and primary care for women. The LPN/ Clinic Nurse will be the primary point of contact for patient rooming, vital signs, chart preparation, patient communication, and day-to-day administrative coordination.

Requirements

Active Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in the state of Arkansas, in good standing.
Experience in a clinical ambulatory, primary care, or women’s health setting preferred.
Phlebotomy competency and comfort with specimen collection and processing.
Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple concurrent tasks in a fast-paced clinic day.
Proficiency with EHR systems and basic administrative tools (Excel or equivalent).
Excellent interpersonal and patient communication skills - our team heavily emphasizes patient experience and customer service.
Willingness to grow with the clinic as service offerings and team structure evolve.

Nice To Haves

Women’s health or gynecology clinical experience

Responsibilities

Room all patients efficiently: escort to exam rooms, obtain vital signs, and prepare patients for examination or procedures.
Turn over exam rooms between patients to maintain smooth clinic flow.
Complete chart preparation by opening encounter notes, beginning documentation, and performing a secondary review of patient intake forms as needed.
Assist with advance chart preparation by entering intake information into clinical profiles.
Draw labs when needed.
Assist the Lead RN and providers during examinations and in-office gynecological procedures (e.g., chaperoning, instrument handling, patient comfort, and education).
Support phlebotomy and specimen collection; process, handle, and route laboratory samples per clinic protocols.
Administer IM/SubQ injections per provider order and under provider supervision, consistent with Arkansas LPN scope of practice.
Sterilize and maintain equipment per infection-control protocols.
Review and process patient letters and correspondence for providers.
Manage prior authorizations for routine medications (including refills), procedures, and referrals.
Sort and integrate outside care records (from external providers, labs, or imaging) into patient charts.
Track and maintain stock of medical supplies to keep exam rooms and storage areas fully stocked.