Licensed Practical Nurse, LPN – Acute Position Available In Mecklenburg, North Carolina

Job Description:

Job Description Overview:

The Licensed Practical Nurse serves asa member of the healthcare team at Novant Health by establishing anauthentic personalized relationship with the patient and theirchosen support system, collaborating with other team members toprovide care that promotes optimal health. The Licensed PracticalNurse utilizes best scientific evidence and compassion to assistthe care of the patient during their health journey. The LicensedPractical Nurse accepts accountability for provision of care, aspart of the RN led team, in accordance with the current policiesand procedures. Come join a remarkable team where quality caremeets quality service, in every dimension, every time.

JoinTeamAubergine NovantHealth Let Novant Health be the destinationfor your professional growth. At Novant Health, one of our corevalues is diversity and inclusion. By engaging the strengths andtalents of each team member, we ensure a strong organizationcapable of providing remarkable healthcare to our patients,families and communities. Therefore, we invite applicants from allgroup dynamics to apply to our exciting career opportunities.

Qualifications:

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Education:

High School Diploma or GED, required.

Graduate of accredited Practical Nursing Program, required.

• Experience:

  One year of relevant experience, preferred.

• Licensure/Certification:

  Appropriate state LPN license, required.

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Additional Skills Required:

Computer skills, Phone call etiquette,Organizational Skills.

Responsibilities:

It is the responsibilityof every Novant Health team member to deliver the most remarkablepatient experience in every dimension, every time.

• Our teammembers are part of an environment that fosters team work, teammember engagement and community involvement.
• The successful teammember has a commitment to leveraging diversity and inclusion insupport of quality care.
• All Novant Health team members areresponsible for fostering a safe patient environment driven by theprinciples of “First Do No Harm”.