Nurse Manager

LPN Nursing Coordinator

Assists nursing supervisor in responsibility for personal care services. Performs any and all professional nursing duties as determined by qualifications and training. When serving in capacity of coordinator and at other times, the LPN is considered to be a supervisor and to be able to exercise supervisory authority over nursing assistants.

Performance requirements:

1. Good physical and mental health. Must be well-groomed, courteous, tactful, patient, kind, and pleasant when dealing with clients.
2. Must have since desire to work with the aged and infirm. Must have acute sense of responsibility.
3. Must be willing to perform non-professional duties. Must be able to supervise and instruct others. Must be level-headed in emergency situations.
4. Carries out administrative and personal care duties as directed.