Licensed Practical Nurse LPN Night Shift

Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center • Richmond, KS, United States • $200k - $250k / year • 1m ago

Earn up to $28.5 per hour

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

We are looking for the best Licensed Practical Nurse (LPNs) to provide exceptional care to our residents. Come join our amazing team of healthcare professionals.

Benefits:

Shift differential and mod comp bonuses
New hire welcome gift package
$1,000+ staff referral reward program
$150 awarded during your initial 90-days, $100+ on your annual work anniversary & $100 on your birthday
Tuition Reimbursement Program, Paid Career Advancement Program & Mentorship Program – we will subsidize the cost for you to become a CMA, CMT, LPN or RN!
Paid time off
Health, dental, vision, disability & life insurances available
401k program
Employee appreciation events

And so much more!

Minimum Qualifications:

Certification as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
A caring & loving personality and demeanor
Leadership and mentorship skills
The ability to work your scheduled shift
The ability to read, write & speak English

Responsibilities:

Enhancing the clinical care and quality of life of our residents and ensuring that all resident rights are protected.
Preparing and administering medications as ordered by the physician.
Checking all residents daily to ensure that prescribed treatment is being properly administered by nursing personnel/assistants and to evaluate their physical and emotional status.
Keeping the RN Supervisor informed about the status of residents, staff and related matters.
Implementing recommended changes as directed by the RN Supervisor or the Director of Nurses.
Administering professional services such as catheterization, tube feeding, suction, applying and changing dressings/bandages, packs, colostomy and drainage bags, taking blood, sputum, and urine specimens, etc., as established by the facility’s policies and procedures.
Completing all Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) required record keeping forms/charts upon the resident’s admission, discharge, transfer, etc. File in the resident’s chart and/or forward to the appropriate department.
Giving and receiving nursing reports upon reporting in and ending shift duty hours.
Investigating complaints and grievances and making necessary oral/written reports to the RN Supervisor or Director of Nurses.
Presenting a professional image to residents and families through dress, behavior and speech.
Adhering to our policies and standards.