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Cherokee County Nursing Center
Licensed Practical Nurse
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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.
$54,839 / year median in Oklahoma
+13% projected growth
Job Description
We currently have a full time opening for Monday- Friday 3/11 , and weekend doubles Please come to our facility at 1504 N Cedar Ave in Tahlequah to fill out an application and see for yourself how beautiful our home is. Be prepared to sit for an on-the-spot interview! Call us with questions at 918-456-3456 and ask for Lindsey. Tired of working understaffed or you don't have the proper supplies or equipment to do your job efficiently? Come work with us! We have tons of support staff and an awesome supply chain. Plus, our Director of Nursing has a super positive attitude and is always walking the halls to encourage staff, providing them with an energy that is absolutely magnetic! This isn't your typically drab and dreary nursing facility...it is gorgeous and CLEAN. Pay depends on years of experience, but starts at $24.50 per hour. Must meet all local health regulations. Must be able to write in a clear and legible manner. Must maintain regular attendance. Skilled at organizing various duties. Must be flexible and able to handle change easily and professionally. Must display a willingness to continue to study, learn and implement continuously changing state and federal regulations. Maintain a positive attitude and be a role model of professionalism and teamwork. Communicate with residents, families and staff in a professional and tactful manner. Must be able to work in a constant state of alertness and in a safe manner. Must have the ability to remain calm under stress.