Licensed Practical Nurse

Overview

• Provide essential nursing care in a fast-paced ambulatory clinic setting, supporting practitioners and ensuring patient education and comfort.
• Administer medications and treatments, perform diagnostic tests, and assist in minor surgical procedures under supervision.
• Maintain clinical equipment and supplies, ensuring compliance with safety and infection control standards.
• Document clinical observations in patient records and manage laboratory and radiology reports.
• Participate in patient follow-ups for abnormal lab results and missed appointments.
• Support the clinic's mission by delivering high-quality, patient-centered care.
• Collaborate with clinical, clerical, and managerial staff to ensure seamless patient care.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Screen, discharge, interview, counsel, and educate patients in clinical areas under RN supervision.
• Perform procedures such as EKGs, hearing and vision tests, and blood glucose monitoring.
• Administer immunizations, inhalation treatments, and medications per practitioner orders.
• Maintain accurate records of controlled substances and clinical supplies.
• Prepare examination rooms and ensure availability of necessary instruments and supplies.
• Sterilize and maintain clinical equipment in compliance with protocols.
• Attend organizational meetings and adhere to safety and infection control standards.
• Report unusual occurrences or problems to the Unit Manager promptly.

Job Requirements

• High School Diploma and graduation from an approved School of Practical Nursing.
• Valid LPN License in New York State.
• Experience in healthcare delivery; recent graduates are welcome.
• Proficiency in electronic medical records software and Microsoft Outlook and Word.
• Strong organizational skills and ability to work in a busy clinic environment.
• Knowledge of infection control measures and safety standards.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with clinical and administrative staff.
• Commitment to providing high-quality, patient-centered care.