Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
Summary
Licensed Practical Nurse provides direct patient care, follows care plans, and maintains safety in a healthcare setting, requiring state licensure and 1+ year of experience.
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Participate in the planning and coordination of total patient care in conjunction with the RN and the physician's plan of care, and follow the nursing care plan for each patient
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Accurately report and record the patient's condition and care, including signs and symptoms which may be indicative of change
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Prepare clinical/progress notes and summaries
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Assist the patient with the activities of daily living while teaching appropriate self-care techniques
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Provides and maintains a safe environment for the patient
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Assist the physician and Registered Nurse in complex nursing situations
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Follow universal precautions whenever giving any aspect of patient care
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Follow emergency procedures in the event of any catastrophic event, incident, e.g., accident, injury or significant change in the patient's condition
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1 year experience as an LPN in a home care setting
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Current state license as an LPN
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Graduate of an accredited program of practical nursing
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Proof of current CPR certification
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Ability to work flexible schedule
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Excellent interpersonal skills
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Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
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Ability to work a flexible schedule and travel locally