LPN - Medical Clinic 2

Mizell Memorial Hospital•Opp, AL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The LPN is responsible for assisting the Provider in the daily clinical operations of the clinic they are assigned to work in. The LPN is expected to provide high quality care to patients and perform duties under the direction of the clinic provider, performing routine, technical clinical duties and assist with other related duties involved in providing patient care. Demonstrates ethical and appropriate clinical behavior for the clinic environment to include (but no be limited to) respect for the patient; dignity; rights; age and other specific care needs; and maintenance of confidentiality of information. Work performed to include radiographic procedures under the administrative supervision of a licensed physician. First point of contact for all patients, other doctor’s and those with whom we have other business or professional relationships. Assumes responsibility for patient check-in process; also, telephone attendant relaying incoming and outgoing calls.

Requirements

Basic computer skills required.
Interpersonal skills- including customer relations, grammar, reading, and organizational skills.
Ability to adapt to new procedures.
Degree from an accredited school of nursing.
Current certification in licensed practical nursing with the Alabama Board of Nursing.
Pursues programs of Continuing Education meeting the twenty-four (24) hours required per two-year period by the Alabama Board of Nursing.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of prior EMR systems preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Assist the Provider in the daily clinical operations of the clinic.
Provide high quality care to patients.
Perform routine, technical clinical duties under the direction of the clinic provider.
Assist with other related duties involved in providing patient care.
Demonstrate ethical and appropriate clinical behavior.
Maintain patient confidentiality.
Perform radiographic procedures under the administrative supervision of a licensed physician.
Serve as the first point of contact for all patients, other doctors, and business/professional relationships.
Assume responsibility for the patient check-in process.
Handle telephone calls, relaying incoming and outgoing calls.