LPN-Licensed Practical Nurse Position Summary A Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides direct care to patients and is a critical part of a healthcare team. An LPN usually assists a Registered Nurse (RN) and often oversees one or more Certified Nursing Assistant(s) (CNA) to carry out care plans and maintain patient comfort and well-being. LPNs take on a direct role in providing personal care to those in their charge, often assisting with all areas of the patient's daily living needs. This enables LPNs to have a hands-on understanding of the care needed and offers the ability to make a positive impact on health outcomes. Principal Duties Learn Athena clinical EMR Participates in the delivery and evaluation of patient care Ensures the health, comfort and safety of patients Adhere to clinic/company policies and procedures Learn basic patient triage and computer input Implements patient care plans to include blood draws and immunizations Identify patients and their personal information using their ID, documents or 2 patient identifiers (ex. Name & DOB) Determine the correct venipuncture method based on patient age, health etc. Assists providers during examinations and procedures Performs various patient tests and administers medications with the scope of practice of the nurse Adhere to all relevant health and safety standards while working Ensure patient confidentiality Cleans work area as needed Other duties as assigned by the management Essential Skills/Job Requirements Familiarity with computer and relevant software applications Awareness of general administrative and clerical procedures Good interpersonal skills and communication Attention to detail Ability to multitask Able to stand on feet, bend and move through shift Ability to multitask Experience & Education LPN or RN certification 1-3 years' experience Physical Requirements Needs to be able to sit for extended periods, stand and walk occasional, reach and manipulate objects with their hands (like a keyboard). Have good vision for reading computer screens and be able to hear clearly to answer phone calls; most positions may require lifting light items up to 10 pounds occasionally.