Wound Care LPN 8a-5p Monday through Friday Oak Hills Nursing & Rehab LLC Midwest City, OK Job Details Full-time $32 - $35 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications CPR Certification Patient progress tracking BLS Certification Care documentation Clinical case management notes Records management Clinical assessment documentation Patient progress monitoring Patient interaction Patient counseling Aseptic technique Managing patient records

Full Job Description Description:

LPN Wound Care Job Description An LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) in Wound Care provides direct, specialized care to patients with acute or chronic wounds, working under the supervision of RNs or physicians. This role focuses on wound assessment, treatment, and patient education, with the goal of promoting healing, preventing infection, and improving quality of life

Key Responsibilities Assessment & Evaluation:

Examine wounds to determine type, severity, and appropriate treatment

Treatment & Dressing:

Clean and dress wounds using sterile techniques; perform debridement as required

Care Planning:

Assist in developing and implementing individualized wound care plans

Monitoring & Documentation:

Track healing progress, update treatment plans, and maintain accurate records

Patient Education:

Teach patients and families about wound care best practices, infection prevention, and self-care

Collaboration:

Work with RNs, physicians, and other healthcare professionals to optimize patient outcomes

Supply Management:

Ensure availability of wound care supplies and maintain inventory

Emotional Support:

Provide compassionate care and support to patients and families Monitor wound healing and make recommendations to RNs Clean and bandage injured areas Participate in quality improvement initiatives related to wound care Educate patients on wound care and infection prevention

Requirements:

Education:

LPN/LVN license

Clinical Skills:

Proficiency in sterile wound care techniques, debridement, and infection control.

Communication:

Ability to explain care instructions clearly to patients and families. Attention to

Detail:

Accurate documentation and monitoring of wound changes. CPR Certification