The Licensed Practical Nurse provides nursing care in assigned areas under the Director of Nursing, addressing individualized patient needs through nursing techniques and procedures within the scope of practical nursing. The role also performs routine administrative and clinical tasks and supports CCWV quality initiatives to provide quality patient care. The LPN implements preventive and therapeutic care, contributes to patient and caregiver care plans, carries out provider orders, administers medication, documents observations and interventions, performs venous blood draws, and may insert IVs after training, within scope of practice. IV push medications may not be administered. The LPN communicates patient needs and changes among patients, caregivers, providers, and staff; provides delegated health teaching; and participates in staff development, meetings, and required training. Clinical and office duties include preparing patients for examinations, assisting providers as requested, collecting medical histories and vital signs, conducting intake screenings, evaluating Social Determinants of Health responses and connecting patients to resources, documenting results, and contacting patients about test findings. The LPN also checks, cleans, and sterilizes equipment and instruments, maintains supplies and medication or vaccination inventory, and responds to patient calls about clinical questions and medication refills. The role emphasizes respectful, confidential patient service; teamwork, flexibility, and support of other team members; sound judgment and follow-through; efficient organization; and compliance with departmental procedures, infection-control policies, and applicable regulatory standards. Employees may work at any facility and are responsible for their own transportation. Scheduling is based on operational needs.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED