Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Overview • The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides safe, quality patient care under the direction of a Registered Nurse. • Collaborates with a designated care team to achieve patient care goals effectively. • Demonstrates proficiency in treatments, procedures, and therapeutic interventions. • Administers medications, observes patient responses, and documents outcomes accurately. • Performs diagnostic procedures such as EKGs and phlebotomy for blood collection. • Assists patients with therapeutic equipment and reinforces its proper use. • Ensures compliance with organizational policies and New York State regulations. • Participates in weekend shifts as required to support patient care needs. • Provides bilingual Spanish support to enhance patient communication and care delivery. Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Key Responsibilities & Duties • Perform therapeutic procedures and treatments, ensuring patient safety and comfort. • Administer medications, monitor patient reactions, and document observations. • Conduct diagnostic procedures such as EKGs and phlebotomy for accurate assessments. • Assist patients with therapeutic equipment, ensuring proper usage and effectiveness. • Record vital signs, height, weight, and other patient metrics accurately. • Collect and document specimens for diagnostic purposes. • Maintain compliance with infection control and child abuse prevention protocols. • Collaborate with team members to achieve departmental and organizational objectives. • Provide bilingual Spanish support to enhance patient communication and care. Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Job Requirements • Certificate of completion from a practical nurse course of study required. • Minimum 1-2 years of experience in an ambulatory setting preferred. • Current New York State LPN license and registration mandatory. • Current BCLS, Infection Control, and Child Abuse Certificates required. • Demonstrated ability to perform venipuncture and administer medications. • Proficiency in basic computer skills, including typing and documentation. • Strong clinical, communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills. • Bilingual Spanish proficiency preferred for enhanced patient interaction. • Flexibility to work occasional weekends to meet patient care needs.