Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Overview • The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) role offers an opportunity to contribute to patient care excellence in a fast-paced healthcare environment. • Work collaboratively with physicians, clinical supervisors, and office managers to ensure seamless patient experiences. • Perform essential nursing duties including phlebotomy, injections, and patient triage with professionalism and precision. • Engage directly with patients, providing instructions and support during exams and procedures. • Maintain accurate medical records and documentation, adhering to confidentiality and HIPAA guidelines. • Contribute to the upkeep of clinical spaces, ensuring cleanliness and readiness for patient care. • Participate in staff meetings and ongoing professional development to enhance skills and knowledge. • Support the healthcare team in delivering exceptional care in a dynamic and collaborative setting. Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Key Responsibilities & Duties • Greet patients warmly and escort them to appropriate clinical areas for their appointments. • Obtain vital signs, clinical information, and perform necessary tests such as UA functions. • Administer injections, perform phlebotomy, and assist physicians during exams and procedures. • Handle patient calls, including pharmacy inquiries, ensuring timely responses and resolution. • Maintain exam room cleanliness, stock supplies, and ensure instruments are sterilized as needed. • Document all patient interactions and clinical activities accurately in medical records. • Assist with specialized procedures such as NSTs and ultrasounds, as required. • Participate in clerical duties, distribute educational materials, and support administrative tasks. Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Job Requirements • Completion of an accredited Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) program is required. • Minimum of 1 year of medical experience, preferably in an OB/GYN setting. • Certification in IV insertions is mandatory for this role. • High School Diploma or GED is required as a foundational educational qualification. • Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, are essential for effective patient interaction. • Ability to multitask and perform in a fast-paced healthcare environment is critical. • Pleasant and friendly demeanor when interacting with patients and colleagues is a must. • Adherence to confidentiality standards and HIPAA regulations is required.