Licensed Practical Nurse Overview • The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) will provide medical case management for women in supportive housing with mental health challenges. • Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to advocate for client wellness and independence. • Focus on improving long-term health outcomes and stability through healthcare and psychiatric support. • Conduct health assessments, wellness checks, and monitor vital signs for assigned clients. • Coordinate care with physicians, pharmacies, and psychiatric providers to ensure continuity of care. • Assist clients in navigating community resources and daily living challenges. • Maintain accurate documentation, medication records, and controlled substance logs. • Provide health education and advocate for client-centered healthcare goals. • Respond to emergencies and provide first aid/CPR assistance as needed. Licensed Practical Nurse Key Responsibilities & Duties • Serve as the primary medical case manager for assigned clients, ensuring comprehensive care coordination. • Conduct regular health assessments and wellness checks to monitor client progress. • Coordinate with healthcare providers, pharmacies, and psychiatric teams for effective treatment plans. • Support clients with medical, psychiatric, and psychosocial needs to promote stability. • Assist clients in accessing community resources and overcoming practical life challenges. • Maintain accurate and detailed documentation of client interactions and medication records. • Participate in treatment team meetings and case conferences to develop care strategies. • Provide health education and advocate for personalized healthcare goals for clients. • Supervise assigned staff and contribute to overall site operations and efficiency. Licensed Practical Nurse Job Requirements • Active Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license required to practice. • Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in nursing or related field. • Minimum of 1 year of experience in healthcare; 3 years preferred. • Strong interest in behavioral health, supportive housing, and community-based care. • Ability to work effectively with vulnerable populations experiencing medical and psychiatric challenges. • Excellent communication, documentation, and organizational skills. • Proficiency in maintaining accurate chart documentation and medication records. • Availability to work the specified schedule, including weekends. • Knowledge of first aid and CPR techniques for emergency situations.