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Ivy Correctional Medicine

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Part Time

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Job Description

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) About Ivy and This Role At Ivy, we provide high-quality healthcare inside correctional facilities—serving a population with complex medical, mental health, and continuity-of-care needs that are often under-supported. Our mission is simple but demanding: deliver clinically excellent care while building trust, professionalism, and partnership inside complex environments. Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) are essential to how that care is delivered every day. They are responsible for consistent, hands-on patient care , supporting clinical operations, and ensuring standards are upheld in a fast-paced, structured environment. LPNs at
Ivy:
Provide direct patient care and medication administration Support intake, sick call, and chronic care workflows Collaborate with RNs, providers, and facility staff Maintain accurate documentation and follow protocols Reinforce a culture of accountability and professionalism They lead through reliability, consistency, and attention to detail . What You'll Do Deliver Patient Care Perform basic assessments and report changes in patient condition Assist with sick call, intake screenings, and chronic care clinics Respond to urgent needs within scope and escalate appropriately Document all care in a timely and accurate manner Support Clinical Operations Maintain organized and efficient workflows Follow all clinical protocols and procedures Assist with daily operations to ensure continuity of care Collaborate with the Team Work closely with RNs, providers, and Medical Care Staff Communicate clearly and promptly regarding patient needs Support team members and contribute to a positive environment Maintain Safety and Standards Follow infection control and safety protocols Adhere to facility procedures and security guidelines Maintain professionalism in a correctional setting Contribute to Culture Show up consistently and reliably Take ownership of responsibilities Support a respectful, accountable team environment ____________________________________________________________________________ What Matters Most Regardless of experience, you are: Detail-oriented and process-driven A clear communicator Reliable and consistent in attendance and performance Comfortable in a structured, secure environment Focused on patient care and safety Able to follow direction while taking ownership of your role Professional in all interactions Why Join Us? Stable and structured work environment Opportunity to build strong clinical skills Meaningful, mission-driven work Supportive team and leadership Clear expectations and accountability How We Define Success Accurate and consistent medication administration Reliable documentation and follow-through Strong teamwork and communication Adherence to protocols and standards Professionalism and dependability If This Sounds Like You If you're an LPN who values consistency, accountability, and making a real impact through patient care—we'd welcome the conversation.
Role Details Job Type:
Part Time, Must be able to work 2 weekends per month, with call.
Work Location:
Madison County Jail•in
Person Pay Range:
$28•$35 per hour
Shift :
8am•3 pm
Pay:
$28.00•$35.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person

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A Licensed Practical Nurse or Vocational Nurse provides basic medical care under the direction of registered nurses and other healthcare specialists. The tasks that they are permitted to perform vary by state, but usually include changing bandages, checking blood pressure, or helping feed patients. May work in hospitals, nursing homes, or other healthcare facilities.

$63,770 / year median in Idaho

+14% projected growth

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