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100 Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Inc.
Licensed Practical Nurse Mother/Baby Days
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What they do
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.
$64,856 / year median in Maryland
+20% projected growth
Job Description
Under direct supervision of the registered nurse provides direct patient care to assigned patients. Education Knowledge of nursing theory and practice acquired through an accredited school of nursing. Experience One-year acute care experience preferred Skills
- Interpersonal skills, communication (verbal and written) are required in order to instruct and comfort patients and their families and maintain effective contacts with a variety of hospital personnel and maintain appropriate/adequate documentation.
- Ability to perform and plan professional nursing care resolving complex patient care problems and dealing with patients and their families often during stressful situations. Licensures , Certifications
- Current registration with the Maryland State Board of Examiners of Nurses as a Licensed Practical Nurse.
- Healthcare Provider (CPR Certification) - not required for Hospice employee. Physical Requirements
- Ability to stand and walk almost constantly (up to 90% of work time) and occasionally (up to 50% of work time) lifting and positioning patients. Working Conditions
- Normal patient care environment with exposure to excessive noise, dust, and temperature.
- Possibly exposed to adverse working conditions due to performance of patient care activities and exposure to communicable diseases.