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Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
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- The Licensed Practical Nurse is a member of the health care team who contributes to the implementation of the nursing process by providing care to resident in non-complex situations and assisting in the care of resident who are extremely ill.
- Assists with admissions, transfers and discharge of residents Maintains order in resident’s rooms and other work areas Provides for the safety and security needs of assigned residents through: Appropriate explanations Appropriate use of restraints Maintenance of communication devices (nurse call lights, TV, telephone, etc.)
- Uses time constructively and organizes assignments for maximum productivity Participates in the orientation of other LPN’s and nursing staff.
- Acts as a role model to these personnel Attends staff meetings and in-servicing Offers constructive suggestions to improve the system for delivery of nursing care Requests and accepts constructive criticism regarding own nursing judgment or actions Identifies and utilizes appropriate lines of authority within the organizational structure.
- Work overtime as necessary Must possess a general knowledge and understanding of state and federal laws as they pertain to long term care Graduate from an accredited LPN program Current license in good standing in the state in which the facility is located Must have the current federally required vaccines or proof of a valid exemption.
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