Health Care Nurse/LPN

Welcome to Career Opportunities, where “Associates are our greatest asset.” We sincerely believe that our success in administering compassionate care to our residents is due in no small part to the cooperative relationship between Baptist Village and our associates.

Baptist Village is committed to providing equal opportunity in all employment practices, including, but not limited to, selection, hiring, promotion, transfer, and compensation, to all qualified applicants and associates without regard to race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin, citizenship, veteran status, or disability.

We have listed all areas of service; Wound Care Nurse (LPN) Location: Supervised By: Director of Nursing, Assistant Director of Nursing, and/or Clinical Care Coordinator Workers Supervised: CNA’s, and LPN’s per wound care responsibilities.

All positions at Baptist Village, Inc. include holidays and weekends as they fall within your schedule. Graduation from an accredited school of nursing

Current LPN licensure by State Board of Nursing

Experience with administrative techniques and leadership capacity

Obtain wound care treatment certificate of completion (on the job)

Available to work holidays and weekends as work demands

Good physical health condition and pass a physical examination

Work with physicians and other medical professionals in obtaining orders, plan of care, and providing care updates to personnel as required

Follow wound care and skin assessment protocols using the Braden Scale

Discuss skin issues and changes in condition (antibiotics) with hall nurses daily, to include reviewing documentation and orders for dressings/treatments

Coordinate care and recommendations to rehab and nutritional staff

Participate in care plan/resident care team meetings as requested

Work with leadership to determine the best course of action for wound care/supply financial coverage (i.e., Educate residents and family members of wound status and teach causative factors and preventive measures using terminology easily understood

Educate and update families weekly for facility-acquired pressure ulcers and routinely for others

Educate direct care staff about wounds, properly caring for the wound and current interventions/preventive measures

Attend educational opportunities to stay up-to-date on current wound care techniques and best practices for identifying wound types, skin conditions, the staging of wounds, and appropriate treatment plans

May be directed to participate in routine LPN responsibilities as the need arises

The associate is authorized to have unlimited access to resident health information as needed to provide treatment, for billing purposes, or for the purpose of healthcare operations.

The above is intended to describe the general content of the requirements for the performance of the job.