LPN - General Nursing; Full Time

Licensed Practical NurseThe Licensed Practical Nurse partners with the Director of Nursing to oversee the care of the individuals ensuring the best practice and care of the individuals served. This role fosters a "One Team" approach, ensuring collaboration among medical, clinical, and operations teams to achieve the highest quality of care and support. Key responsibilities include travelling to homes, providing the highest quality of care to include medication management, medical treatment needs, education, and providing support to the Direct Service Providers.This is a full-time position, Monday-Friday (days).Always be compliant with all company and regulatory policies and procedures.Daily follow-up to monitor all resident health concerns and regular in person follow up at assigned sites.Administration of medications and vaccinations as requested by the health care provider.Complete nursing assessments, diabetic foot assessments, AIMs and ensure Health Care Appraisals (HCAs) are complete.Coordination of care to ensure continuity of care including but not limited to, follow through with verbal and written orders or medication changes, monitoring for drug interactions and side effects, administering injections per physician order, hospital admission and discharge follow up, and follow up on other scheduled appointments related to individual's care.Routinely reviews medication counts, and medication orders in accordance with level of health care needs.Assists with coordination of resident psychiatric, medical, dental, and optical appointments as needed.Is an integral member of the care team and participates in interdisciplinary team meetings when scheduled. Proactively works with an interdisciplinary team to overcome barriers to care such as but not limited to, treatment or medication refusal.Performs DMA and medical skills hands-on training when applicable.Participate in medical on-call rotation.Assists with development and revisions of medical policies and procedures.Responsible for triaging medical concerns.Educates staff and individuals served regarding infection prevention, physical health, medication management, and medical skills including use of medical equipment.Acts as a health care liaison and is responsive to families and guardians when health related questions / concerns arise.When needed, provide input/data/summaries as part of the Infection Control Plan.Participate in the influenza campaign and provide data where requested.Valid LPN license in the state of licensure with a minimum of 2 years' previous experience.Maintains own mandatory training and certification requirements.Proficient in speaking, reading and writing the English language.Ability to use office equipment, including BSLS information technology systems.General knowledge of nursing and healthcare terminology.Proven ability to be able to provide care as needed.Excellent computer skills.Proficient in speaking, reading and writing the English language required.