LPN - PACE Facility Rounding & Medication Reconciliation

Tru Community Care•Longmont, CO

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The PACE Facility Rounding & Medication Reconciliation LPN conducts routine rounds at residential care facilities throughout the PACE service area to support medication accuracy, participant safety, and continuity of care. The position serves as a clinical liaison between PACE and facility staff, performing medication reconciliation, reviewing medication administration records (MARs), identifying discrepancies, and coordinating follow-up on medication changes and concerns. The LPN collaborates with PACE providers, pharmacy partners, and facility personnel to support accurate medication documentation, timely communication, and care consistent with each participant's individualized care plan. The position is based at facilities in the community, primarily in Boulder and Longmont, with occasional work in Broomfield and Brighton. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Requirements

Current Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in the state of Colorado.
At least one year of LPN experience.
Successfully pass agency-required background checks and drug screening.

Nice To Haves

Hospice or home health experience.
Experience working with frail or elderly individuals.
Experience working with individuals with mental health needs.
Bilingual in Spanish.
IV certification.
Phlebotomy skills.

Responsibilities

Conduct routine rounds at residential care facilities throughout the PACE service area.
Perform medication reconciliation and review medication administration records (MARs).
Identify medication discrepancies and coordinate follow-up on medication changes and concerns.
Collaborate with PACE providers, pharmacy partners, and facility personnel to support accurate medication documentation, timely communication, and care consistent with each participant's individualized care plan.
Collect data regarding body systems, signs and symptoms, deviations, acuity, vital signs, and responses in collaboration with the Registered Nurse and primary care physician.
Incorporate participant preferences and goals within the plan of care.
Support and respect the participant's and caregiver's diversity, including spiritual and cultural beliefs.
Complete documentation accurately and in a timely manner in accordance with agency and regulatory standards.
Provide participant and caregiver education as appropriate, including education about personal care, medications, procedures, safety, diet and nutrition, and health and wellness through the lifespan.