Licensed Practical Nurse

Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) – IV Experience Required Full-Time | $35–$45/hour (DOE) Join a Team Transforming Mental Health Care ShaMynds Healing Center is seeking an experienced, compassionate Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) to join our growing clinical team. At ShaMynds, we provide innovative, patient-centered care for individuals who may not have found adequate relief through traditional approaches alone. Our center specializes in ketamine-assisted therapy, including IV ketamine infusions and IM ketamine treatments, delivered in a supportive, calming, and highly attentive clinical environment. Check out our website to see more about what we do Our patients come to us seeking care for a variety of mental health and wellness concerns, including depression, anxiety, PTSD and trauma-related symptoms, and other complex or treatment-resistant conditions. Many of the individuals we serve have been struggling for years and are looking for a different path forward. We take seriously the trust patients place in us and strive to make every interaction feel safe, respectful, compassionate, and individualized. We are looking for an LVN who combines strong hands‑on IV skills with exceptional bedside manner and who understands that excellent clinical care involves more than completing a procedure—it means helping patients feel genuinely cared for throughout their experience. About the Role This is a full-time, 32- 40-hour-per-week position for an LVN with significant practical experience starting and managing IVs. Hands‑on IV experience is required. IV certification without substantial real‑world IV experience is not sufficient for this position. As an LVN at ShaMynds, you will work closely with our medical providers and interdisciplinary care team to support patients receiving ketamine and other treatments. You will start and monitor IVs, administer medications and supplements within your scope and under appropriate provider orders and supervision, monitor patients throughout treatment, document care accurately, and help maintain a safe and peaceful treatment environment. Because many of our patients are receiving treatment for mental health and trauma‑related concerns, we are looking for someone who is clinically confident while also being calm, patient, observant, empathetic, and reassuring. What You'll Do Start, maintain, and monitor IV ketamine infusions in accordance with provider orders, established protocols, scope of practice, and applicable regulations Administer IM ketamine under appropriate provider direction and within scope of practice Administer ordered nutritional and wellness supplements within scope of practice Obtain and accurately document vital signs before, during, and after treatment Closely monitor patients throughout treatment for changes in physical or emotional status Recognize potential adverse reactions or complications and respond promptly according to clinical protocols Maintain accurate, thorough, and timely patient charting and documentation Prepare treatment rooms before patient appointments and ensure rooms remain clean, organized, comfortable, and fully stocked Follow medication safety, infection‑control, and clinical safety protocols Communicate clearly and promptly with providers and other members of the care team regarding patient status or concerns Support patients before, during, and after treatment with a calm and reassuring presence Help create a treatment experience in which patients feel respected, heard, and cared for Work collaboratively with our medical, therapeutic, and administrative teams to provide a seamless patient experience What We're Looking for Required: Active California LVN license in good standing Strong hands‑on experience starting IVs and managing IV lines Confidence performing IV starts on a regular basis Excellent vital‑sign monitoring and patient‑observation skills Ability to recognize changes in patient condition and communicate concerns appropriately Strong attention to detail and commitment to accurate documentation Professional, compassionate, and patient‑centered bedside manner Reliable, punctual, organized, and able to work effectively as part of a small team Comfortable working with patients receiving treatment for mental health and trauma‑related conditions Preferred: 2–3+ years of clinical nursing experience Previous infusion‑center, procedural, outpatient, emergency, urgent care, or similar hands‑on clinical experience Experience caring for patients during IV medication administration or infusion therapy Experience in behavioral health, psychiatry, integrative medicine, or ketamine therapy is a plus The Person Who Will Thrive at ShaMynds Clinical skill is essential for this position, but so is the way you care for people. The right person understands that a patient receiving ketamine treatment may arrive feeling anxious, vulnerable, uncertain, or overwhelmed. You are someone who can confidently start an IV while also slowing down enough to explain what you're doing, notice when a patient needs reassurance, and help create a sense of safety. You are comfortable in an environment where medical care and mental health care intersect. You communicate well, pay attention to the details, remain composed when situations change, and enjoy being part of a collaborative team where everyone contributes to the patient's experience. About ShaMynds Healing Center ShaMynds Healing Center provides a different kind of healing environment—one that combines medical expertise, innovative treatment options, therapeutic support, and genuine human connection. Our approach recognizes that people struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, and treatment‑resistant symptoms often need more than a one‑size‑fits‑all solution. We work to meet patients where they are and provide individualized care in an environment intentionally designed to feel welcoming, peaceful, and supportive rather than cold or institutional. Ketamine treatment can be a deeply personal experience. Our clinical team is responsible not only for administering treatment safely, but also for protecting the environment in which that treatment takes place. Every team member plays an important role in helping patients feel comfortable, supported, and respected. If you are looking for a traditional nursing environment, this may not be the right fit. If you value meaningful patient interaction, attentive care, teamwork, innovation, and the opportunity to be part of a growing area of mental health treatment, we would love to meet you. #J-18808-Ljbffr