Nursing Home LPNs
LPN's who work in nursing homes with us can expect to have responsibilities that include:
Admitting new residents
Assisting physicians during rounds of residents’ rooms
Assigning and delegating duties to non-licensed nursing staff
Monitoring resident care and supervising other nursing staff
Performing ongoing assessments of residents’ physical and mental health
Explaining procedures and treatment protocols to residents
Coordinate and oversee all aspects of nursing activities for assigned patients, including admission, treatment planning, ongoing case management during treatment stay and discharge planning
Taking medical histories and entering information into computer systems
Contributes to the assessment of patients by collecting data for analysis
Assess patients under treatment and observe their progress
Monitor patients’ condition and provide medical care
Provide assistance to patients in daily activities such as eating, bathing etc.
Administer prescribed medications
Respond to emergency medical situations in an urgent manner and perform on the spot emergency assistance which may include first aid and/or CPR
Keep patient records updated and in check
Provide patients and their families with emotional and psychological support
Provide support and advice to patients’ family and friends
Licensed Practical Nurse
Licensed Practical Nurse Requirements and Responsibilities:
Plans and manages patient care according to each patient’s needs.
Interviews patients and records their medical history and physical condition.
Obtains patient vital signs, including pulse, blood pressure, temperature, and respiration.
Provides routine care for patients.
Observes patients’ health.
Reviews medical charts.
Accompanies patients to their rooms.
Assists physicians and registered nurses.
Communicates with patients and their families.
Performs standard diagnostic procedures including EKG, phlebotomy, venipuncture, PFT, and Doppler.
Prepares specimens for lab courier.
Administers medications.
Provides wound care.
Prepares and administers injections and/or enemas.
Assists with patient comfort.
Monitors catheters.
Licensed Practical Nurse
Licensed Practical Nurse Requirements and Responsibilities:
Plans and manages patient care according to each patient’s needs.
Interviews patients and records their medical history and physical condition.
Obtains patient vital signs, including pulse, blood pressure, temperature, and respiration.
Provides routine care for patients.
Observes patients’ health.
Reviews medical charts.
Accompanies patients to their rooms.
Assists physicians and registered nurses.
Communicates with patients and their families.
Performs standard diagnostic procedures including EKG, phlebotomy, venipuncture, PFT, and Doppler.
Prepares specimens for lab courier.
Administers medications.
Provides wound care.
Prepares and administers injections and/or enemas.
Assists with patient comfort.
Monitors catheters.
Hospital Focused LPNs
LPN's who work with our clients in hospitals are typically required to perform the following job duties:
Planning and managing patient care according to each patient’s needs
Interviewing patients and recording their medical history
Obtaining patient vital signs and escorting patients to their rooms
Administering injections of medications
Verifying that patient charts are updated promptly and accurately
Observing and recording patients’ conditions and reactions to medications and treatments
LPN/LVN
The following are common duties which include but are not limited to:
Recording the patient’s history
Giving medication as prescribed by the physician
Taking vital signs such as blood pressure, temperature, and weight
Basic wound care including cleaning and bandaging injured areas
Giving injections of medications
Providing immunizations
Entering information into computer systems
Ensuring patients and families understand release instructions
Providing oversight to Nursing Assistive Personnel (NAP)
Monitoring fluid/food intake and output
Moving patients safely
Observing patient reactions to medications
Observing patient mental health status
Providing emotional support
Assisting with daily needs such as bathing and dressing
Observing of patients for skin breakdown
LPN - Licensed Practical Nurse
In this role, you’ll report to the Health Care Manager. Duties may include:
Helping patients bathe and with other daily hygiene activities
Assisting patients with getting dressed, eating, and using the bathroom
Monitoring patients and completing ongoing assessments of their physical and mental health
Administering medications and injections and keeping complete records of these activities
Communicating with patients’ families about condition of the patient and their care
Updating patient charts and recording observations of their condition
Communicating concerns about patient’s overall health, treatment, etc. to the medical team
Other duties as assigned
Provide activities of daily living (ADLs) to nursing home residents and other patients in accordance with individualized care plans.
Document care provided and report changes in resident status to shift supervisor
You Have:
A current license or credential to work as a LPN in the state you are applying to.
Experience working in long-term care or similar care settings
A professional team-player attitude and a commitment to maintain a reliable shift history
The ability to lift 25 or more pounds
LPN/LVN
The following are common duties which include but are not limited to:
Recording the patient’s history
Giving medication as prescribed by the physician
Taking vital signs such as blood pressure, temperature, and weight
Basic wound care including cleaning and bandaging injured areas
Giving injections of medications
Providing immunizations
Entering information into computer systems
Ensuring patients and families understand release instructions
Providing oversight to Nursing Assistive Personnel (NAP)
Monitoring fluid/food intake and output
Moving patients safely
Observing patient reactions to medications
Observing patient mental health status
Providing emotional support
Assisting with daily needs such as bathing and dressing
Observing of patients for skin breakdown
LPN Needed for Hospital
We are looking for a compassionate LPN with an ability to remain calm under pressure. The LPN will be responsible for monitoring patients, performing routine checks, and assisting doctors and nurses.
To be successful as an LPN you should be able to take direction and work well in stressful situations. A good LPN has great observational skills and empathy for patients while remaining professional.
LPN Responsibilities:
Monitor patients throughout their treatment.
Perform routine checks of patients' vital signs.
Ensure that patients take their medication.
Assist doctors and registered nurses.
Liaise with patients' families.
LPN Requirements:
Completed LPN license program.
Ability to work flexible hours.
Empathy for patients.
Ability to take instructions from doctors and nurses.
Excellent interpersonal skills.
Take and record vital signs, such as blood pressure
Administer medications as ordered and report adverse reactions to medications or treatments
Dress wounds, give alcohol rubs, apply compresses, ice bags, and hot water bottles, bathe and dress patients, and collect blood and urine samples
Monitor patients and chart medical records accurately
Report the condition of a patient back to RNs and doctors
Communicate openly and effectively with patients and families, while demonstrating compassion and friendly behavior
Supervise nursing assistants
Ensure that supplies, medications, and equipment are restocked and maintained so that they are ready to use
Admit, discharge, and transfer patients
Qualifications for LPN:
Must be a graduate of an accredited LPN nursing program
Must have a valid LPN license in the state you are working in
Must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills, including the ability to deal with patients and family in a respectful, warm way
Ability to demonstrate good judgment and decision-making skills
Ability to stand or walk for extended periods of time, as well as lift patients and medical equipment
Ability to demonstrate resilience in emotionally difficult situations
Comfortable with a schedule with beyond normal working hours
Must have proficient computer skills
LPN Needed for Hospital
We are looking for a compassionate LPN with an ability to remain calm under pressure. The LPN will be responsible for monitoring patients, performing routine checks, and assisting doctors and nurses.
To be successful as an LPN you should be able to take direction and work well in stressful situations. A good LPN has great observational skills and empathy for patients while remaining professional.
LPN Responsibilities:
Monitor patients throughout their treatment.
Perform routine checks of patients' vital signs.
Ensure that patients take their medication.
Assist doctors and registered nurses.
Liaise with patients' families.
LPN Requirements:
Completed LPN license program.
Ability to work flexible hours.
Empathy for patients.
Ability to take instructions from doctors and nurses.
Excellent interpersonal skills.
Home Health LPNs
LPN's who work in private residences and homes may have different job duties than other LPN's. Their unique responsibilities include:
Helping patients bathe, get dressed, go to the bathroom, and eat
Monitoring patients’ overall health during every visit
Changing bandages, wound dressings, and catheters
Setting up exercise programs for patients
Verifying patients are taking the correct dosages of medications
Remaining on-call for patients who have healthcare emergencies
Hospital Focused LPNs
LPN's who work with our clients in hospitals are typically required to perform the following job duties:
Planning and managing patient care according to each patient’s needs
Interviewing patients and recording their medical history
Obtaining patient vital signs and escorting patients to their rooms
Administering injections of medications
Verifying that patient charts are updated promptly and accurately
Observing and recording patients’ conditions and reactions to medications and treatments
LPN's Wanted for Immediate Role
LPN Qualifications / Skills:
Medical knowledge
Patience
Compassion
Kindness
Critical thinking skills
Knowledge of infection control practices
Stamina and physical endurance
Observational skills
Knowledge of occupational hazards and safety rules
Communication skills
Leadership
Empathy
Nursing Home LPNs
LPN's who work in nursing homes with us can expect to have responsibilities that include:
Admitting new residents
Assisting physicians during rounds of residents’ rooms
Assigning and delegating duties to non-licensed nursing staff
Monitoring resident care and supervising other nursing staff
Performing ongoing assessments of residents’ physical and mental health
Explaining procedures and treatment protocols to residents
Private Clinic Focused LPNs
LPN's who work with our clients in Private Clinic's are typically required to perform the following job duties:
Planning and managing patient care according to each patient’s needs
Interviewing patients and recording their medical history
Obtaining patient vital signs and escorting patients to their rooms
Administering injections of medications
Verifying that patient charts are updated promptly and accurately
Observing and recording patients’ conditions and reactions to medications and treatments
Home Health LPNs
LPN's who work in private residences and homes may have different job duties than other LPN's. Their unique responsibilities include:
Helping patients bathe, get dressed, go to the bathroom, and eat
Monitoring patients’ overall health during every visit
Changing bandages, wound dressings, and catheters
Setting up exercise programs for patients
Verifying patients are taking the correct dosages of medications
Remaining on-call for patients who have healthcare emergencies
Private Clinic Focused LPNs
LPN's who work with our clients in Private Clinic's are typically required to perform the following job duties:
Planning and managing patient care according to each patient’s needs
Interviewing patients and recording their medical history
Obtaining patient vital signs and escorting patients to their rooms
Administering injections of medications
Verifying that patient charts are updated promptly and accurately
Observing and recording patients’ conditions and reactions to medications and treatments
Full Time Schedule Available
Contract Positions
Day Shift, M - F
Flexibility is a plus!
Setting: Hospital
LPN Duties
Maintains safe, secure, and health work environment by establishing and following standards and procedures; complying with legal regulations.
LPN Qualifications
1+ year of relevant experience - MUST HAVE VENIPUNCTURE EXPERIENCE - ambulatory care unit
Reliable and hard-working
