Essentia Health is seeking a licensed practical nurse (LPN) or certified medical assistant (CMA) to work in pediatric practice at the South University Clinic in Fargo, North Dakota. The employee may also be required to float to the Lights Clinic in West Fargo. This outpatient role is scheduled for 40 hours per week, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with no weekend, holiday, or on-call rotations. The LPN or CMA assists registered nurses, physicians, and other providers, and provides direct patient care in the ambulatory care setting in support of Essentia Health’s mission and goals. The employee performs procedures for which competency has been demonstrated and cares for patients ranging from newborns to elderly patients, as noted in the applicable age-related category. The position requires education as required for licensure. LPN applicants must have a current North Dakota LPN license upon hire and obtain a Minnesota LPN license within three months of hire. CMA applicants must have current medical assistant registration or certification, or verifiable completion of a medical assistant program and certification within one year of hire; certification must be passed within two attempts. CMAs must also register as a Medication Assistant III through the North Dakota Board of Nursing within 60 days of hire or transfer. Clinical assistants may not administer medication before that registration. Both LPN and CMA employees must obtain AHA Basic Cardiac Life Support certification within three months of hire. The pediatric clinics provide care for infants through young adults and work collaboratively with pediatricians, clinical staff, and pediatric subspecialists. Essentia Health describes its workplace as focused on compassionate care, teamwork, patient advocacy, whole-child wellness, work-life balance, career growth, and stability.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
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