Provides nursing support to physicians and direct nursing care to patients in an inpatient setting. The role includes caring for residents in a long-term care unit, administering treatments and medications, documenting care, coordinating services, and communicating with patients’ families and the healthcare team. LPNs may assume charge of the Long Term Care unit and assign or delegate tasks to CNAs. The position requires adaptability, resilience, and effective time management and prioritization when caring for larger patient loads, including medication distribution for 15–30 residents. The role involves protracted or irregular hours and requires the ability to work weekends, holidays, and all shifts. Work includes exposure to biohazards, communicable diseases, possible radiological or chemical toxins, the deceased, water, and electrical hazards associated with patient care equipment. Daily physical demands include heavy work involving lifting, moving, stooping, reaching, positioning, standing, walking, and carrying patients, materials, and equipment weighing 40 pounds or more. Reasonable accommodations may be made for qualified individuals with disabilities.
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Job Type
Full-time
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