Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Medication Nurse (Non‑Charge)

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Medication Nurse (NonCharge) Job Summary The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) is responsible for medication administration and direct resident care. This is a noncharge position . The LPN does not have charge nurse duties, supervisory responsibility, or staffing authority. Essential Job Functions Administer medications according to physician orders and MAR Perform medication passes accurately and on schedule Follow the Five Rights of medication administration Monitor residents for medication effectiveness and side effects Document medication administration and nursing care in the medical record Report medication errors, refusals, and adverse reactions to the RN Provide basic nursing care within LPN scope of practice Take and record vital signs Perform treatments as ordered Communicate resident condition changes to the RN or physician Follow infection control and safety policies Duties Explicitly Not Included Charge nurse responsibilities Staff supervision or direction Assigning staff or scheduling shifts Employee discipline or coaching Care plan coordination leadership Facility or unit management duties Required Qualifications Active Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in the state of [State] Ability to safely administer medications Knowledge of MAR documentation Ability to follow written and verbal instructions Reliable attendance and professionalism Preferred Qualifications Long-term care or skilled nursing experience Medication pass experience Electronic medical record (EMR) experience Physical Requirements Ability to stand and walk for extended periods Ability to lift, reposition, and assist residents according to policy Ability to perform repetitive medication administration tasks Work Environment Healthcare / long-term care setting Indoor clinical environment