Part-Time Day Shift LPN/RN (1 shift per week)

Quality Correctional Care•Indianapolis, IN

About The Position

Quality Correctional Care (QCC) is a mission-driven organization that provides medical and mental healthcare and addiction recovery services to justice-involved patients. Our approach to patient care is uniquely compassionate and holistic emphasizing dignity, respect, and rehabilitation through effective healthcare. QCC changes the lives of our patients by raising the standard for correctional healthcare to promote sustainable wellness and successful reintegration following release from incarceration. We are looking for passionate and driven professionals who appreciate a commitment to an important mission. WHY QCC? Mission and Culture: Deep commitment to our mission and prioritization of patient care Strong communication from the leadership team Advocacy and support from administration Team-member wellness initiatives to combat job-stress and burnout Transformative healthcare that makes a difference in communities where you live and work Cooperative and supportive team culture within the organization We cannot achieve our mission without innovative expert healthcare professionals with the courage to care. Come join the QCC team and be part of our vision for the future!

Requirements

Valid LPN or RN licensure
Valid CPR certification
Must be able to stand for extended periods of time
Must be able to push, pull, reach, and bend frequently
Must be capable of lifting up to 50 pounds

Responsibilities

Assess, plan, and deliver comprehensive healthcare to patients by providing the following:
Administer medications
Perform medical intakes and assess if patient is fit for incarceration, as needed
Respond to sick call requests and follow up with the medical provider when needed
Check and/or change medical dressings as required by the medical provider
Performing 14-day physicals
Managing chronic care
Providing patient education on health concerns
Responding to medical emergencies
Be capable of performing life saving measures and ability to take charge and give direction in an emergency.
Maintain working knowledge of pharmacology, including but not limited to drug reaction/overdose, formulary/non-formulary medications, and knowledge of medication costs
Be able to provide insight and direction to Medically Trained Personnel, as needed.
Comply with all current and future state, federal, and local laws and regulations