LPN Nurse ECC

Description:

• EXCELLENT BENEFITS
• NEW GRADS WELCOME
• THOSE ELIGIBLE FOR AETNA HEALTH INSURANCE 1ST OF THE MONTH AFTER DATE OF HIRE
• LPN POSITION SUMMARY:

• Day Shift (7am - 3pm), Evening Shift (3-11), Night Shift (11pm - 7am)
• Full-Time & Part-Time (Every Other Weekend Required)

• Licensed Practical Nurse, LPN will provide daily support to the unit leadership & respond appropriately/timely to resident/family needs within the LPN scope of practice
• Licensed Practical Nurse, LPN will use nursing process, judgment, & skills to set priorities necessary to deliver quality direct resident care & make decisions promoting the safety/quality direct care to resident's
• Licensed Practical Nurse, LPN, will perform/administer standard nursing treatments and/or medications & observes resident for desired or unwanted effects
• Communicate & collaborate with appropriate member(s) within the care team to revise/update the Nursing Care Plan or any pertinent findings including lab/test results, incidents, &/or concerns
• Licensed Practical Nurse, LPN will monitor & document vitals, treatments administered, & residents' responses
• Prepare, organize, oversee, monitor, & evaluate delivery of care of resident CNA assignments & activities, considering the category of needs & competency of personnel

• Graduate of an approved school of Nursing
• Licensed & currently registered in good standing in New York as an LPN
• Dedicated to providing extraordinary, clinically sound, & compassionate care
• Must possess a spirit of cooperation, caring & enthusiasm to create an atmosphere conducive to rehabilitation & optimal resident health
• Genuinely interested in helping ill, injured, disabled, elderly, emotionally upset, & sometimes challenging residents
• Have excellent communication, customer service, & organization skills
• Work well under pressure & willing to work harmoniously with all staff
• Covid-19 vaccinations are encouraged but NOT MANDATED ; we continue to offer COVID-19 vaccination based on eligibility guidance from CDC